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  1. Pay up if you want to drink at home! by ThinkScotland

    The Scottish Licensed Trade Association want large supermarkets to pay business rates using the same turnover formula as pubs, clubs and hotels in a move …

  2. Would choice improve education standards? by ThinkScotland

    Scottish Conservatives have announced new education policy which would see independently-run free schools operating with state system.  Their proposal to introduce Trust schools, along the same …

  3. Justice of a sort by ThinkScotland

    Mike Barile, the teacher who lost his job when he confronted and restrained two unruly children in his class, won an out-of-court settlement from Dundee …

  4. Red Road deaths should raise a red flag to our bureaucrats by ThinkScotland

    Glasgow’s notorious Red Road flats are at the centre of yet another police investigation after two men and one woman died after being tied together …

  5. Gone to pot by ThinkScotland

    Believe it or not, Scotland has a road works Commissioner and he can fine Council’s up to £50,000 if sites that are dug up are …

  6. Tory victory to stop Scots getting up in the air? by ThinkScotland

    UK Transport Minister, Lord Adonis claims a Conservative victory at the General Election will mean fewer flights from Scotland to London because the Conservatives oppose …

  7. Glasgow's miles better by ThinkScotland

    Councillor Steven Purcell announced today that he is to step down as leader of Glasgow City Council as a result of ill-health.  The stresses and …

  8. You're only supposed to celebrate after the birth! by ThinkScotland

    Scotland has yet another addiction problem according to a study published today - mothers who binge drink during the first trimester of pregnancy. More than …

  9. When the train doesn't take the strain by ThinkScotland

    Scotland’s train operator, First Scotrail, comes under pressure today with a second one-day strike by RMT members over plans to have drivers instead of guards operate …

  10. Are there priorities your priorities? by ThinkScotland

    There are two big political stories of the day. Research into projected funding of Scottish local authorities suggests that as many as one in eight …

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