WELCOME to Scotland on Sunday's online feature, Question of the Week.
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Scotsman on 19th Mar 2010 (via news.scotsman.com)
The US Air Force may not seem the obvious place to go for advice on this, but they do seem to take online communication seriously and are an organisation whose activities, particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan, are frequently talked about online. Being also rather a large bureaucracy, they’ve created a flowchart to help decide how to
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 5th Jan 2009 (via libdemvoice.org)
Online Branch Today I have created a Facebook group, called Woking Libertarians. This will be the central point to go to, if you want to help Woking become a Libertarian town. Whether you can help with online campaigns or real life ones, this is the place to join. If you join now, you will be getting in out the ground level and all I ask is that you stump up 10 quid to the main party . When this g...
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WokingLibertarians on 6th Nov 2008 (via wokinglibertarians.blogspot.com)
It's not an investment. It's a place to hang your hat. It's a place to keep your books. It's a place to keep your clothes. It's a place to eat. It's a place to sleep. It's a place to make love. It's a place to have fun. It's a place to be happy. It's a place to be sad. It is not an investment. Or as Charlie Brooker puts it:For years, money was just...
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ACloudInTrousers on 18th Oct 2008 (via cloud-in-trousers.blogspot.com)
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Iceland is the sort of place to which Scottish separatists tend to look for inspiration. And now, it is giving them plenty. There is a vast financial services sector based in Scotland, and it is very dear to the popular heart there. As well it might be. An independent Scotland could not underwrite one, never mind all, of the Royal Bank of Scotland, HBOS, Standard Life, Scottish Widows, and all the...
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DavidLindsay on 7th Oct 2008 (via davidaslindsay.blogspot.com)
I think Scotland is the heavyweight factor here. The Prime Minister is obviously seeking a reminder of and comfort in the place he is from.
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Telegraph on 27th Sep 2008 (via telegraph.co.uk)
The BUPA Great Winter Run (5k) takes place in Holyrood Park on Saturday 10th January 2009. Just after the festive season, it could be a great motivator to keep personal weight down. It takes place in mid morning and is preceded by a similar junior event and followed by a world cross country championship event. If you book before 10th December, entry costs only £19 and you can book online. Mo...
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SouthsideNewingtonNewsblog on 8th Nov 2008 (via cameronrose.blogspot.com)
An online dossier about Tory Worries As many of you will not know I am a Liberal Democrats blogger who has recently started a site called Tory Worries but need your help. Tory Worries is an online dossier of worries that people have of having a Tory government after the next general election, and I think this is the best place for me to be advertising the site. Please visit Tory Worries and add yo...
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Labourhome on 12th Mar 2009 (via labourhome.org)
A week or so ago I set out what success, failure and disaster would be for the parties in Scotland for the European election (the post is here). “Conservatives: Success is... Over 16% of the vote in Scotland and 1 MEP seat. Failure is... Under 16% of the vote in Scotland or finishing in 4th place or lower. Disaster is... Under 13% of the vote in Scotland or no MEPs elected.” Conservati...
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NorthToLeith on 8th Jun 2009 (via northtoleith.com)
Today and tomorrow, Historic Scotland is offering free entry to many of its properties, including Edinburgh Castle and Craigmillar Castle. Historic Scotland is headquartered in Salisbury Place. More details on the Historic Scotland website here.
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SouthsideNewingtonNewsblog on 29th Nov 2008 (via cameronrose.blogspot.com)
A happiness league for Britain, and I'm not surprised to learn that...Eight of the top ten areas for happiness [are] found to be in the North of England or in Scotland...But which place do you think comes second? Why, naturally,...
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NormanGeras on 30th Aug 2008 (via normblog.typepad.com)