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There was a series about Calmac on BBC Scotland (I think) following the lives of some of the crew and in one episode Alfred arrived in Stornoway for berthing trials. It could fit the pier and linkspan and they did drive a few test vehicles on and off but at the point where the ship meets the...
There is this famous 2021 video in which Sturgeon claimed that the SNP’s finances were very sound.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-65293006
She said: “The party has never been in a stronger financial position than it is right now and that's a reflection of our strength...
Quite so. My tongue was in my cheek when I said that. But the serious question, given how many times he has been rescued, is whether he has ever made a donation to the RNLI. I would love to know. Morally he should. But.....
It is interesting that though he claims to have established his own independent sovereign state, it doesn’t appear have its own lifeboat service. (You would think that would be a priority for him). It’s the UK RNLI lifeboat that has to rescue him each time. I wonder if he has ever given them a...
I travel through Belfast International several times a month. There is certainly a travel information desk in the arrivals area advertising bus tickets etc but it isn’t always manned. I’d be inclined to check the attendance hours with the airport or choose another method of getting your iLink...
The introduction of the ESS system has obviously been a shambles. But as far as queuing and delays are concerned, there must be 50 to 100 airports in Europe with flights to and from the UK, as well as ferries and trains. And it’s clear from this board that at most of those places there are no...
Quite agree. Why don’t we have any politicians with the strength to simply say now: “We have looked at this and it is not a good use of public money”? Spending 5 million to hear someone else come up with the same judgement seems frankly, cowardly and bad government.
I remember in the 1970s Swiss passports didn’t have an expiry date. You could carry on using it till it was full or so dilapidated you needed to replace it. Since then there have been various international agreements on standardising passport issue (necessary for example to ensure that all are...
UK Government was perfectly happy to add the unexpired term from the previous passport on to a replacement document. It was the EU that scrapped that:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68658209
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