Perhaps one of the most immediately visible effects of the last two years has been on Scotland’s town centres. A walk through any high street paints a depressing picture. Once bustling streets are often deserted. Family-owned independent businesses have been replaced by charity shops and nail salons. Many more lie empty, their boarded windows a crude symbol of decay.
Going local – let’s twin towns and cities across Britain as Green Partners.
Susan Dalgety | @DalgetySusan Facebook-f Twitter There’s not a single politician in Scotland who does not profess to be angry
Susan Dalgety | @DalgetySusan Facebook-f Twitter When Malawi-born artist Professor Samson Kambula first discussed submitting his statue ‘Antelope’ as a
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