A week is a long time in politics, goes the old adage, which has been reinforced by recent events. Since our last newsletter we’ve seen allegations and resignations, and the race is now on to
find Boris Johnson’s successor as prime minister. Who will move into Number 10 following some of the most tumultuous years in UK political history?
Johnson’s tenure was controversial to say the least, and so last week we listed ten false statements he made while in
office.
We also reported on a number of important issues locally, from microplastics pollution in Scottish seas to significant data breaches at a local council.
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Conservationists have welcomed plans by the Scottish Government’s woodland agency to bring beavers to three new sites on its vast estate before the end of this year.
