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Regarding the deal between the SNP and the Greens, "What could the SNP-Green deal mean for Scotland?"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla...itics-58143753
I am surprised that there is no mention about improving public transport, I thought that public transport was important to the Greens.
Your link is a report from the BBC. So my question is, what do you think is most likely...Quote:
Originally Posted by ecb
a. The Greens are truly not interested in developing public transport?
b. The BBC chose to concentrate on reporting on the differences between the SNP and the Greens for its own political agenda?
Sadly, it will probably mean that the people of Scotland will be more divided than ever before and for longer, I'm already fed up with listening to friends falling out about Indyref2.
Whatever happens with the deal there are going to be a lot of unhappy people about when they find out what is or isn't going to happen.
What public transport ? Are the greens referring to the eco friendly Stagecoach buses in Caithness that gas you when they pass by.
Take what the BBC say with a pinch of salt is my advice, they can't even get the weather forecast right.
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Originally Posted by ecb
I'm unhappy about the fact that very few voters in Scotland actually voted Green and yet here they are in a position of power and influence due to the 'deal' and holding ministerial positions.
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Originally Posted by Fulmar
How did you feel when the Lib Dems were in the Cameron coalition government?
I also wonder what you feel about the fact that so few people in Scotland voted Tory (only 25%) in the 2019 GE yet here they are in a position of power and holding all the ministerial positions in the UK government.