Comment: There’s a science behind “Toonie Tombola”
Gregor Townsend drove us to distraction on many occasions in his previous job with Glasgow Warriors, chopping and changing his selections so often it became known as “Toonie Tombola”.
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ALEX BELL: The closure of Dundee’s Michelin factory is just the start
It is sad news and a shock to the workers, but the closure of the Michelin plant in Dundee is just the beginning of a revolution.
READERS’ LETTERS: After Michelin disaster, decom work needed now more than ever
Sir, – To say I am appalled at the loss of the Michelin plant in Dundee would be an understatement; the situation is a disaster for a city which has suffered death from a thousand cuts – Timex, NCR and on and on – over the last 20 years.
COMMENT: Questions remain as nightmare Michelin Dundee hangover fails to lift
The morning after the night before is when you expect the fug of a hangover to start lifting.
Comment: Michelin Dundee workforce deserve better than this
I have followed Michelin Dundee’s fortunes for many years.
Comment: November test in Cardiff as flat as the beer
There was no mistaking it; empty seats high the rafters of the Principality Stadium, a sort of unreal atmosphere, and the half-hearted cheer when Wales won the first of a series of early, kickable penalties for needless Scottish offences.
READERS’ LETTERS: Police chief should not be playing politics
Sir, – Further to your report about Police Scotland and hate crime (“‘No further action’ on anti-hate complaint”, Courier, October 31), perhaps I could be permitted to respond to Chief Superintendent, John McKenzie?
READERS’ LETTERS: Too many people tinkering with services
Sir, – We are fast becoming a nation of interferers – and often with disastrous consequences.
READERS’ LETTERS: Trains can put us on track for a bright future
Sir, – I recently visited Perth by rail from Glasgow and enjoyed a delightful weekend.
Tee to Green: The ever-shifting season…
The brave new world of world golf is suddenly on the horizon.