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David Stewart: Flying high on trip to see the trappings of President Reagan - Vimarsana News

David Stewart: Flying high on trip to see the trappings of President Reagan

He says the ex-actor known as a 'great communicator' was a fascinating person

Edinburgh council elections 2022: How 'alphabet effect' defeated councillor for second time - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh council elections 2022: How 'alphabet effect' defeated councillor for second time

Finance convener Rob Munn’s defeat in Leith Walk is the second time he has lost his seat because of a controversial feature of the Single Transferable Vote electoral system.

Edinburgh council elections 2022: Huge Tory losses as SNP remain biggest party - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh council elections 2022: Huge Tory losses as SNP remain biggest party

Tories in Edinburgh suffered huge losses in the council elections as the SNP was returned as the biggest party while the Lib Dems doubled their numbers and the Greens also made gains.

SNP Edinburgh's biggest party as Tories half and LibDems double number of councillors - Vimarsana News

SNP Edinburgh's biggest party as Tories half and LibDems double number of councillors

THE SNP is the biggest party in Edinburgh as attention turns to which coalition could lead the next council administration.

Edinburgh council is 'absolutely toxic atmosphere' says departing Tory councillor - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh council is 'absolutely toxic atmosphere' says departing Tory councillor

A Tory councillor who is to quit at the local elections in May has launched an outspoken attack on leaders of the Capital's SNP-Labour administration, claiming they had created an "absolutely toxic" atmosphere in the council and were "not fit to run the city".