Judith Cruickshank, a senior figure at the Royal Bank of Scotland, said she had heard ‘many anecdotal stories’
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  Dec 21, 2023  
     
 

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  Workers ‘choosing to live in English cities rather than pay more tax in Scotland’  
     
  Judith Cruickshank, a senior figure at the Royal Bank of Scotland, said she had heard ‘many anecdotal stories’  
     
Workers ‘choosing to live in English cities rather than pay more tax in Scotland’
     
 
Scottish business confidence slips but 2024 offers reasons to be cheerful as more firms look to hire
Scottish business confidence slips but 2024 offers reasons to be cheerful as more firms look to hire
 
     
 
Despite dropping Gender Bill appeal, SNP is still continuing with its 'woke' agenda – Kenny MacAskill
Despite dropping Gender Bill appeal, SNP is still continuing with its 'woke' agenda – Kenny MacAskill
 

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Homelessness cannot be allowed to go on like this - David Alexander
Homelessness cannot be allowed to go on like this - David Alexander
 
     
 
Three gunmen who shot children in playground jailed
Three gunmen who shot children in playground jailed
 
     
 
Andrew, Duke of York's links to Jeffrey Epstein to come under scrutiny as hundreds of papers from Ghislaine Maxwell libel case to be published
Andrew, Duke of York's links to Jeffrey Epstein to come under scrutiny as hundreds of papers from Ghislaine Maxwell libel case to be published
 
     
 
Doddie Weir: Motor neurone disease sufferer launches fundraising drive for rugby star Doddie Weir's charity
Doddie Weir: Motor neurone disease sufferer launches fundraising drive for rugby star Doddie Weir's charity
 
     
 
Scottish budget: Shona Robison says the government's housing targets are still 'important', despite slashing the budget
Scottish budget: Shona Robison says the government's housing targets are still 'important', despite slashing the budget
 
     
     
 
 
Fraser Brown: Two key signings have helped Edinburgh close gap but I still fancy Glasgow Warriors
 
Fraser Brown: Two key signings have helped Edinburgh close gap but I still fancy Glasgow Warriors
 
Craig Levein makes 'good tackle' claim over St Johnstone challenge that Rangers boss branded a leg-breaker
 
Craig Levein makes 'good tackle' claim over St Johnstone challenge that Rangers boss branded a leg-breaker
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 

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