Leslie Sinclair News Today

Chris Cope’s article Fresh concern over long lines of cruise ship cyclists (Shetland News, 19 April 2024) aroused a great deal of sympathy for Shetland...

Alex Armitage is, like many others, extolling the virtues of "green" hydrogen produced using energy generated from wind turbines. I can't see how that can be scaled up to provide commercially viable outputs of hydrogen, but of even more fundamental significance is where will...

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The article on the Lib Dem call for a tourist levy to be charged on cruise ship passengers was interesting. This issue is persistently raised by one of the Green councillors in Orkney, Kristopher Leask, despite being reminded that Orkney Harbour Authority already charge £3.50...

It was deeply disappointing to read that the local environment in Yell will be damaged by this short-term speculative venture. As usual, the promise of attractive-sounding community benefits is presented as a bribe to the community. The £18.9 million quoted over the potential...

I've just read the article on cruise line passengers displacing locals from public transport services in Shetland. Councillor Armitage suggests that the long-term solution is to provide extra services. Experience tells me that any extra services provided would suffer the same...

The last of the children in the hospital, Juniper, has recently been moved out of the ICU.

If there is a major parade in Chatham-Kent or across the region, there’s a good chance the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 642 Pipes and Drums band will be marching.

LEO MCKINSEY: The sudden shuttering of Londons Tavistock clinic, which wrongly prescribed powerful puberty blockers to thousands of vulnerable children.

A 66-year-old Scottish man who has donated blood for nearly 50 years was turned away from the clinic recently after he refused to participate in an exercise of gender insanity. Leslie Sinclair [...]