Letters: A minister for older people is a good idea - but when will it happen?
Letters from our readers.
Letters from our readers.
YOU report (‘Nearly half of Scots want hate crime law scrapped as complaints hit 10,000 in a month’, May 15) that almost half of people in an opinion poll by Savanta “want hate crime law scrapped”.
TWO very remarkable phenomena have emerged in our secondary schools during the past 20 years, both widely canvassed in your columns.
RISHI Sunak labels as “extremists” Scots who want to end the disastrous union with England ("SNP fury as PM lists Yes supporters among 'extremists'", heraldscotland, May 13).
Today, a veteran activist pens a response to Mark Smith's column.
MARK Smith's interview with Sir John Curtice left some of us gays and lesbians aghast.
BACK in March, you published a piece from Carlos Alba which can only truly be described as a hatchet job on his one-time friend, Neil Oliver ("Neil Oliver: The man I knew – and the man he became", heraldscotland, March 6).
Today one of our reader rails against the “hysteria and hyperbole” in Scotland’s political discourse.
STAN Grodynski’s timing of his letter about “dissing our schools” couldn’t have been worse.
IT would be churlish not to offer congratulations to John Swinney on his reluctant accession to the office of First Minister, and unduly pessimistic to assume that he is going to be as hopeless as his predecessors.
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