Protest warning
It’s not true that they’re retaining a veto on funding for Scottish healthcare; Holyrood controls that. By firing off such ill-judged squibs she risks failing to convince those who rejected independence because of similarly ill-conceived currency plans.
The SNP’s policy makers must get it together before May or they will rightly be deemed to have blown it.
Bruce Whitehead
Hillwood Place
South Queensferry
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Hide AdThe First Minister believes that the SNP can be a “progressive force” at Westminster. Obviously she is unaware of the old saying: “Don’t run before you can walk.”
Wouldn’t it be a more sensible ambition to be a progressive force at Holyrood? The SNP need to prove they can be a mature government in their own back yard before solving the UK’s problems.
Ken Currie
Liberton Drive
Edinburgh