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OPINION: If millions of pounds of taxpayers' money are required to sustain our lifeline air services, then affordable and reliable travel should be a condition of that support (opens the original)
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I am sitting writing this Letter from Edinburgh 20,000 feet up in the air over the North Sea rattling my way to Glasgow having wasted most of the day in Sumburgh, working hunched over my laptop and watching my colleagues on the departure lounge TV screen in Holyrood deliver the âprogram for governmentâ without being there. I have spent the entire day being moved from one flight to the next due to âtechnical issuesâ and no real explanation forthcoming. Whatever our political persuasion, I
OPINION: âCommunity benefit is no longer enough, and we must start to think of who ultimately can lay most claim to owning Shetlandâs natural resourcesâ (opens the original)
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At a time when many politicians around the world have changed the way in which they behave in public office (and not always for the better) the intensive parliamentary compliance training I have received, since joining our parliament, has been both impressive and reassuring. The parliamentary and ministerial codes, which I am held to, are based on a fundamental principle that the individuals acting within the parliament are held to account for their behaviour. A key element of these requirements
COMMENT: Minister recognises Shetlandâs âvital role as energy powerhouseâ and its potential to create âcommunity wealthâ (opens the original)
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The parliamentary recess is when ministers are afforded greater opportunity to spend time in different locations around Scotland. I was very pleased last week to welcome Stephen Gethins, minister for Europe, external affairs and energy. Next week I also look forward to welcoming Jim Fairlie, minister for agriculture, marine and islands. Mr Gethinsâ visit very much recognised the vital role that Shetland plays as an energy powerhouse for Scotland - and indeed, for the rest of the UK - and in it
OPINION: Politics needs old-fashioned values and public service not the career ladder climbing of Labour leader Anas Sarwar in the undemocratic House of Lords (opens the original)
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On Tuesday night it was announced that Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar will be packing his bags and heading to London to take up a seat in the House of Lords and a role in the UK government. It comes just weeks after campaigning in a Holyrood election while arguing against the unelected and undemocratic House of Lords. I donât know about you, but Iâm becoming pretty fed up with this type of politics. The politics of always asking, âWhatâs next for me?â rather than, âWhatâs best
COLUMN: MSP selects three âexceptionalâ Shetlanders to join her team after receiving well over 100 applications from around the world (opens the original)
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Something I get a lot of energy from is building teams. Bringing together people who think differently, creatively and curiously to form a high-performing, unique group that can go on to achieve great things. Good things. Things that make a real difference. Together. And thatâs exactly what Iâm doing now for my constituency office here in Shetland. A few weeks into my new job (your MSP), I advertised several brand-new roles to help build a constituency office that reflects the ambition we al
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