Craig Hoy MSP column: Repeal the new hate crime law
IT SHOULD come as no surprise that the SNP’s hate crime legislation has provoked anger and confusion.
IT SHOULD come as no surprise that the SNP’s hate crime legislation has provoked anger and confusion.
I AM INCREASINGLY concerned that we have reached a crunch point for local health services.
THE SNP spring conference took place in Perth last weekend.
THIS week, we saw early signs that spring is in the air. With the days getting a little lighter and longer, people are looking to get out into their gardens and to take a walk.
EAST Lothian Council’s budget for 2024-25 represents more of the same financial mismanagement from Labour. That’s why my council colleagues voted against it.
LAST week, Nicola Sturgeon appeared in front of the UK Covid Inquiry to defend her Government’s handling of the pandemic.
ACROSS East Lothian, many households have felt the full impact of the global cost-of-living crisis.
AS WE ENTER 2024, it is deeply disappointing to see that Humza Yousaf is continuing to commit his Government to divisive policies which are clearly against the best interests of the people of East Lothian.
CHRISTMAS is just around the corner and I hope it will be an enjoyable and peaceful time for many residents.
LORD Selkirk of Douglas, affectionately known as Lord James, gave 51 years of selfless public service before his death at the age of 81 last week.
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