I’m not discussing ferry services directly any more, to avoid trouble. It was never a big issue for the electorate judging by polls (only 4 out of 2 2089 bothered about transport) anyway, but the media operating in Scotland seem to think it’s a big loser for the SNP so they keep foregrounding it.
Today, only on BBC Scotland, a big picture of a ferry and several lightweight stories are keeping this out.
From STV and others, above, this morning:
SNP will deliver revolution in childcare if it wins election, says Jenny Gilruth – The education secretary said her party would extend support to every family in the country for children from nine months to the end of primary school. Under the plans, Jenny Gilruth said families would benefit from between £1,400 and about £11,000 in support.
The minister will be joined by Culture Secretary Angus Robertson on Friday during a visit to Edinburgh charity, The Yard.
Fantastic news or whit?
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