Letters

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Letters: So what if the whingers leave? We know who really matters to society

I HAVE never been one of those who thought we should have the guillotines ready for the rich. But perhaps I was wrong. The whining to which we have been subjected by sections of the very well-off in Scotland at the prospect of not getting a tax cut is enough to harden even the most tender hearts.

Letters: Scottish Water dinosaur should face the future and provide free installation of domestic water meters

Letters: Don't let them fool you: energy will not be an indy bonanza

Letters: Buffer zones are an affront to our democracy. They should have no place in our society

Letters: Only indy can save us from the despair that lies ahead

Letters: It's too late to talk about net zero. We must plan for the catastrophic situation to come

Letters: The independence of the BBC is now sadly a relic of history

Letters: This immoral Budget shows why we need a General Election now

Letters: How many more must die before the SNP gets a grip on the NHS?

Letters: The royal family should use their considerable wealth to make a real difference to the lives of the young

Letters: Amid all this misery, Truss's priorities are wicked

Letters: Condemnation of Celtic fans should not be allowed to mask much deeper malaise of sectarianism

Letters: It's time to rethink the monarch's Protestant oath

Letters: What on earth is going on with the management of Calmac, CMAL and Transport Scotland?

Letters: The £20m for Indyref2 will be money well spent

Letters: Freedom of speech is one thing, but Celtic fans' show of hatred ought to be punished

Letters: Rather than honouring the richest in society, let’s help the poor

Letters: Why do other parties not fly the Saltire? Are they ashamed?

Letters: A United Scotland Party could be just what the country needs

Letters: What happened to the SNP's forceful stance on ‘free’, elective NHS surgery?

Letters: The absurdity of Truss's plan to tackle the energy crisis

Watch Harvie's speech Letters: Harvie was simply feeding his own egotism with his remarks

Letters: Scots' respect for the Queen speaks to the Union’s enduring strength

Letters: Children with learning disabilities deserve better specialist services

Letters: No wonder so many Prime Ministers relied on the Queen

Letters: Britain should be profoundly appreciative of the royal couple’s outstanding service

Letters: On hearing the news I wept for my mum and for the Queen

Letters: Why democracy in the United Kingdom is on life support

Letters: Nuclear power? Too expensive. Renewables are feasible and cost-effective

Letters: The excess energy profits on back of the Ukraine war must be taxed

Letters: A Clarity Act would clear the air over a new referendum

Letters: What the West needs now over Ukraine is Realpolitik

Letters: Kevin McKenna is welcome to learn how we help families affected by substance misuse

Letters: Truss’s indyref voting plan is an affront to democracy - and Scotland

Letters: A fan boycott might make top acts see sense over concert ticket prices

Letters: Remaining in the UK is guaranteed to make us poorer

Letters: The Scottish Government's draconian policies on alcohol are tiresome and ineffective

Letters: Scottish football is in need of radical reform – starting with the departure of Rangers and Celtic

Letters: How can people who vote Tory sleep at night?

Letters: Scottish Government should tell us: why aren't we considered civilised enough to have a drink on a train?

Letters: It's not Scotland that's the problem, it's the SNP

Letters: Beware the glib jibes about our national identity

Letters: These 'pretendy embassies' are nothing new and they do Scotland a power of good

Letters: It's time for a drink driving-style reset of our attitude toward litter

Letters: Time is up for Sturgeon's empty celebrity brand of politics

Letters: A play-based kindergarten school stage would be a vitally important culture change

Letters: Indy Scotland will be a huge advance on today's version

Letters: Millions of us relish speaking our own Scots language. To insult that joy is shameful

Letters: GERS shows how much Westminster is reliant on Scotland

Letters: What happened to the SNP putting Scotland first?

Letters: When will the SNP fix the basics that affect all our lives?

Letters: This is the worst of all times to be taking action to discourage cycling

Letters: GERS does not give a picture of life after independence

Letters: Have the Tories not learned their lesson after Johnson?