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Paying councillors the living wage would improve local democracy - Vimarsana News

Paying councillors the living wage would improve local democracy

PLEASE allow me to praise The National for its recent groundbreaking and extremely informative

Anas Sarwar and Douglas Ross should tell us where the axe should fall - Vimarsana News

Anas Sarwar and Douglas Ross should tell us where the axe should fall

IN the absence of the First Minister at FMQs, didn’t the Deputy First Minister play an absolute blinder responding to the predictable NHS…

Rewriting the Scotland Act is not within the power of the Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Rewriting the Scotland Act is not within the power of the Supreme Court

CONSIDERING the UK Government’s submission to the UK Supreme Court (SC), given that they are addressing only a Bill and not an enactment, and it…

Yes support would be boosted by more empowerment at local government level - Vimarsana News

Yes support would be boosted by more empowerment at local government level

GRASSROOTS government is not about big issues – such as lockdown, new hospitals, or motorways etc – it’s more about local issues such a cycle…

Fears over charging of EVs as operator pledges 'world class network' in Scotland - Vimarsana News

Fears over charging of EVs as operator pledges 'world class network' in Scotland

DRIVERS of electric vehicles (EVs) in Scotland will have to pay to charge their cars sooner rather than later as they become more popular, but the country’s infrastructure should be uniform. A report from Transport Scotland and the Scottish Futures Trust last month said more than 4000 new public charging points would be needed every year over the next decade to bring the infrastructure up to a standard where it could cope with demand. Some readers of The National had expressed their disquiet at the possibility of paying fees to charge their EVs on disparate networks with differing acc...