Details at: https://talkingupscotlandtwo.com/2026/07/23/if-alan-greers-family-and-colleagues-were-oblivious-to-his-violent-double-life-how-can-it-be-police-scotlands-wayne-couzens-moment-when-the-met-ignored-10-warnings-on-him-over-15-years-em/ Continue reading Why multiple rapist Alan Greer is not Police Scotland’s Wayne Couzens moment – short video
Fifteen paragraphs down in the above BBC Scotland Top Ten listed from BBC UK about drug dealing from Portsmouth, where it seems to be FA of interest (below) : Found guilty of conspiracy to smuggle cocaine following a trial were Daniel Jamieson, of Heath Road, Ramsden Heath, Essex; Lewis Watts, of Toronto Road, Tilbury, Essex; and David Paterson, of Viking Way, Peterhead, near Aberdeen. One in eleven! Exactly like the ratio of Scots in the UK. We’re all criminals too. ‘Hooray’ echoes through Pacific Quay. I bet that story is still all over BBC UK: Nope and you can scroll … Continue reading 10 out of 11 drug dealers in Portsmouth were from Portsmouth
BBC Scotland today has: A police officer who took his own life in May was a violent rapist who carried out a spate of sexual attacks and attempted murders of women over at least 14 years, the BBC can reveal. PC Alan Greer’s first known victim was a woman he raped in her home in Glasgow in 2012 after she had called the police to report being the victim of a crime. The woman reported the sex attack by Greer late last year, sparking one of Police Scotland’s biggest ever anti-corruption inquiries. Note that last bit. Greer had no known … Continue reading If Alan Greer’s family and colleagues were “oblivious” to his violent double life how can it be ‘Police Scotland’s Wayne Couzens moment’ when the Met ignored 10 warnings on him over 15 years? Emma Caldwell’s murder was a ‘moment’ for policing under Scottish Labour and they failed it badly
On BBC Breakfast this morning a scientist measures the presence of bacteria in a stream feeding into a swimming river in England and concludes the above. He tells us and that, in the sample, there are 43 000 units of bacteria, especially e-coli, per 100ml and that the safe level for swimming is under 900. It’s 50 times too high! None of this is new and nothing even vaguely like it has ever happened in Scotland. BBC Scotland 2 July 2026, made as much as they could from this: Environmental inspectors have warned the public to avoid entering the water at … Continue reading ‘E.coli soup’ in swimming water in Oxford is now added to Cryptosporidium in London, Diarrhoea in Devon, Human Waste in the Thames and Windermere, Sick sheep in a Yorkshire burn and Diddley in Scotland
In the Largs & Millport News, serving the area around Hunterston B nuclear power station, just shut down and with the site predicted to be safe by within 100 000 years, we read: NORTH Ayrshire MP Irene Campbell has urged the UK Government to press the Scottish Government to rethink its ‘no new nuclear’ stance, arguing that Hunterston could host new nuclear jobs and investment for the region. Speaking in the House of Commons, Ms Campbell said strict opposition to new nuclear power from the SNP-led Scottish Government meant communities such as hers were missing out on potential economic benefits. … Continue reading Labour MP and former health worker misses top medical journal research report confirming SNP’s pro-science approach to nuclear energy
From BBC Scotland two days ago, the above and: A devastating wildfire burning in the Cairngorms has entered its seventh day, as helicopters battle to stop the spread of the flames. Two specialist helicopters have been “invaluable” for waterbombing hard-to-reach areas, the Cairngorms National Park Authority says. But the flames were allowed to torch the landscape for nearly two days before they arrived on the scene around Glenmore Forest Park. There’s been vocal frustration from some local people, who believe the wildfire might have been brought under control if specialist air support had been called in sooner. Why the delay? … Continue reading Climate change is real but there is no need for hysteria about the wildfire risk to Scotland
From Nuclear and offshore wind energy comparison information: EIR release – Information request and response under the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004, published today: Information requested All internal briefings, analysis and minutes/notes from meetings, comparing nuclear energy and offshore wind energy, from the last three months. Response Some of the information you requested is available from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) Low Carbon and Renewable Energy Economy Publication. The publication provides estimates of the size of the UK’s low carbon and renewable energy economy, including turnover and employment. Data is available for nuclear, and offshore energy. The latest publication … Continue reading UK Government’s own levelised ‘full lifetime’ cost analysis – new nuclear is nearly three times more expensive than onshore wind and more than double offshore wind
By Mark E. Saunders of “The Scottish Minuteman” https://www.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=61575625542197 Standing on the steps of Downing Street after becoming Prime Minister, Andy Burnham presented himself as the leader of a fresh start and a different kind of politics. But how many times have we heard those same promises made on the same steps of Number 10, only to see them quietly abandoned almost as soon as the new Prime Minister walks through that shiny black door? I’m old enough to remember Margaret Thatcher declaring: “Where there is discord, may we bring harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth” — words borrowed from the … Continue reading Meet The New Boss
From BBC Scotland today: Three senseless killings in the space of six months, all involving teenagers and bladed weapons, have raised concern over youth-related knife crime in Scotland to a level not seen for many years. The deaths of Amen Teklay, Kayden Moy and John McNab last year left many wondering whether the country was going backwards to the shameful time when Scotland endured one of the worst homicide rates in western Europe. The above cluster took place in 2005 with the last in September. Despite two very warm and dry periods this year, there have been no such cases … Continue reading Utterly stupid scaremongering headline on knife crime from BBC Scotland’s David Cowan
From Cheaper bus travel for Highland communities published yesterday: People across the Highlands and Islands are set to benefit from more affordable public transport as £2 capped bus fares are rolled out this month. The pilot will significantly cut fares across the Highland network and is one of a range of measures the Scottish Government is taking to support households hit by rising everyday costs. Fares such as a single adult journey from Wick to Inverness, currently £31, and a single adult journey from Elgin to Inverness, currently £15.60, would be capped at £2. Following a successful launch in Shetland and the Western … Continue reading Burnham only to cap local routes but Swinney’s 103 miles, 4 hour, Wick to Inverness bus fare cut from £31 to only £2 still stands
