IN every General Election I can remember, it’s the party that best convinces voters it can be trusted with the economy – and, hence, you and your family’s finances – that’s in the strongest position come polling day. That’s particularly the case when the country is going through tough economic times.
Delivering. Making a difference. Getting things done. Whatever way you describe it, the elusive ability to cut through all the noise and produce results is one of the hardest qualities to find in our working lives. That’s true in all walks of life, but especially so in government.
Recovery is fragile – it needs nurtured and protected until strong enough to be planted out
A change that’s coming in 20 years might struggle to get your attention
It’s time to take VAT out of the ‘too-difficult’ box
Support for small businesses is always welcome – but more is needed
There are legitimate concerns among small businesses over how the new visitor levy will work in Scottish tourism industry
Not only do these thoroughfares, the last time I looked at a map anyway, fail to form anything like a Z, not even their most enthusiastic fan would describe them as enjoying a ‘golden’ age
That’s when we could manage to fall down both sides simultaneously
Even before the resignation of Nicola Sturgeon, it had become something of a cliché to talk about the need for a “reset”
