She is Scotland’s only independent parliamentarian but Margo MacDonald certainly delivered for Edinburgh earlier today when she managed to force the Scottish Nose Picker minority government to get the city extra cash under a move to recognise its unique status as Scotland’s capital. This is something that our former leaders Rasputin Aitken and Teflon Don Anderson not to mention the current Lib-Dem leader Jenny Dawg have been speaking about for years but with no action.
News out yesterday is that the former NuLabour council leader Donald “Teflon Don” Anderson is giving up his newly-formed consultancy over at http://www.andersonstrategy.co.uk/. The website gives users the following message:
Anderson Strategy is closing as Donald Anderson has taken up a new position as Director of PPS Scotland. Go to their website for more information. This […]
Schools closing, schools can’t get rebuilt, services being cut. Whose fault was it. It was Teflon Don’s fault all along.
A quick glance at his website tells the real story of who was in charge….
Donald Anderson has a strong reputation as one of the most respected and experienced public figures in Scotland. He has been heavily […]
It seems that one of our high profile councillors is indeed in crisis - none other than Elizabeth ‘Bunty Backhander’ Maginnis. Thought to be currently holidaying in Spain according to her blog, it also seems the Forth councillor, who only got in at the last election by the slime that surrounds her huge body, had […]
This became worthy as a post because it seems that the truth was being set aside and the press release would reign supreme.
The former councillor Lezley Cameron-O’Brien (as was) and now just Lezley Cameron has been invited back into the labour fold. Nobody is really sure why, however, she always was the only councillor who […]
Trevor ‘Dick Dastardly’ Davies, the former planning leader, dismally unsuccessful candidate for council leadership and failed-at-the-ballot-box ex-councillor has not shut up just because his electorate have told him to go away.
Speaking to Johns Hopkins University Fellows meeting in Edinburgh yesterday he wen’t on to describe the ills he sees facing the City of Edinburgh.
He’s not […]