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Was always a bit bemused to who were the good and bad guys back then.
Living in a country (Scotland) were Christmas had only become a public holiday since 1958, were everybody i knew used an outside toilet and we were all it seemed, poor as church mice.
Still we had freedom.
No money to go...
Notice his headstone is being removed by the family.
Wonder what will become of his charity.
As for those posters saying the 70s was different, they're right the 70s were another country.
There might be more than old show biz types who are worried.
A lot of this was pushed under the carpet.
How...
Not unlike the strange case of the Scottish Assembly referendum back in 1979.
A straight Yes/No vote you'd think.
Oh but hold, to get a Yes win there had to be 40% of the entire Scottish voting public saying Yes.
So those who didn't vote counted as No votes.
One Nation......
One Nation, yeh stroll on.
A strange term used back in the day when the Tories held working class seats in places like Glasgow and Liverpool.
As if any Tory MP cared about poor sods stuck in a council flat.
Then the work disappeared.
Along with the Tory MP.
Even the mugs who voted for them...
Glasgow-Stranraer boat train after privatization became food and drink free.
From a buffet and hard to believe now, a first class coach, to a virtual sealed train.
Like the one the little chap who started the USSR travelled in.
Not bad for what was an inter-city train.
Who exactly was he married to?
And it shows how some people back in the 60s and 70s got upset by Kenny's antics.
When maybe they should have been taking.a closer look at programmes like "Jim'll fix it".
Taking your posting on here i be looking to have a look at the two mainline stations starting with Central Station.
I'd take a train to Partick from Central low level.
Go down the the stairs from Partick station into the Subway station and take a take a train to Queen Street Station...
Bus travel is free to all Scottish over 60s.
They can travel from Aberdeen to Ayr if they wish.
Ireland, North and South is the same i believe.
Cork to Belfast and back for nothing.
Public transport should be free to all regardless of age.
It's no big deal unless you believe the present...
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