❌ Scottish Green co-leaders reject invite to service of thanksgiving for King

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Jul 4, 2023

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	Scottish Green co-leaders reject invite to service of thanksgiving for King

	The co-leaders of the Scottish Greens have rejected an invitation to the service of thanksgiving for the King in Edinburgh this week with one of them ...

Scottish Green co-leaders reject invite to service of thanksgiving for King

Readers' letters: Green policy of protecting the seabed is vital

Readers' letters: Green policy of protecting the seabed is vital

After IPSO ruling on Jerermy Clarkson's column about Meghan Markle, the slide towards censorship has got steeper

After IPSO ruling on Jerermy Clarkson's column about Meghan Markle, the slide towards censorship has got steeper

A driving passion for one of Scotland's best small museums - Scott Reid

A driving passion for one of Scotland's best small museums - Scott Reid

Higher council tax may be necessary but the cost to the economy is worrying – Scotsman comment

Higher council tax may be necessary but the cost to the economy is worrying – Scotsman comment

Brodies hails £100m Scottish legal milestone after 13th year of growth

Brodies hails £100m Scottish legal milestone after 13th year of growth

'There are several areas AI will play a role in within our technology': Jacqui McLaughlin, CEO of Reactec

'There are several areas AI will play a role in within our technology': Jacqui McLaughlin, CEO of Reactec

Analysis: Campaigning on immigration used to be Tory bread and butter, now it's tearing the party apart

Analysis: Campaigning on immigration used to be Tory bread and butter, now it's tearing the party apart

Children as young as nine excluded from school over drugs in Edinburgh

Children as young as nine excluded from school over drugs in Edinburgh

Humza Yousaf pledges 'biggest ever pay uplift' to avoid crippling junior doctors strike

Humza Yousaf pledges 'biggest ever pay uplift' to avoid crippling junior doctors strike

Glasgow's Tough Construction becomes largest Scots firm adopting staff ownership

Glasgow's Tough Construction becomes largest Scots firm adopting staff ownership



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