If unable to generate more income then the solution is to turn off the
electricity and get a friend to cut your hair (which is probably what
already happens if Mr Hill thinks that he can get his hair cut for £4). No
doubt this is the policy that will be adopted by the present Scottish
Government with its current policy on energy production. The unknown factor
is exactly which friend will be called upon to clear up the mess.
Sandy Gemmill,
40 Warriston Gardens, Edinburgh.
o-o-o-o
I WONDER how long it will be before thoughtful Labour supporters in
Scotland realise Scotland will not be free of Trident until it is
independent? Many perhaps already do and their party is in a complete
confusion on the issue. Do they imagine that their recent incoherent
Scottish budgetary proposals will take attention away from this? It seems
to be all about inventing money that isn’t there and the proposals are
unravelling as I write.
Let me see if I have got this straight. I’ve got an electricity bill for
£10. But I’ve only got £7. But I was going to have haircut at £4 but I’ll
forgo that. That will leave me with a pound extra after I pay the
electricity bill. Is that about it?
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Dave McEwan Hill,
1 Tom Nan Ragh, Dalinlongart, Sandbank, Argyll.
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