I think at least of some of that was complacency/foregone conclusion. May got 42% precisely because Corbyn was doing so well, as an inverted example. There was some discussion of the 40%+ polling fig… (View Post)

Rather less impressive, but it's cool standing on a mountain in Glen Affric and watching Calmac ferries head the Western Isles, then turn round and watch the offshore supply ships head out into … (View Post)

It's fine if that borrowing is for investments in public health, early childhood development, telecoms, energy and so on - stuff that will either boost economic growth or reduce spending pressur… (View Post)

Those are all interesting ideas and arguments, particularly around wages for people in poorest parts of the country. Of course, that already happens with things like housing benefit, which is much hi… (View Post)

A grain of truth there - if we do get regional pricing then solar/wind becomes relatively less attractive in Scotland, given our already abundant power. There is a reason everyone in the Highlands is… (View Post)