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The Courier &Advertiser the Courier & Advertiser Comment 33 Comment Friday, August 14,2020 Friday, August 14, 2020 32 THE COURIER &ADVERTISER THE COURIER & ADVERTISER COMMENT 33 COMMENT FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,2020 FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 2020 LocalMatters Pictureofthe day THE ARCHIVES Avisitor reads aprogramme in 100 years ago 2Albert Square, Dundee,DD1 1DD front of awork titled ‘Murmurations #23: 10,000 selfies (with apinkwall At the monthly meeting of Laurencekirk Town Council, the in Los Angeles)’,byartistStephanie Town Clerk (Mr W.J.C Reed, solicitor) submitted a report on the Potter Corwin, that forms partof progress being made with the municipal housing scheme, in the Personal loss at heart the Aesthetica ArtPrize exhibition course of which it was stated that, while one of the contractors was on show at York ArtGallery in considerably behind, the mason was five weeks in advance of his Yorkshire. Picture: PA. contract time. It was agreed to request the architect to use every of railway tragedy means to facilitate the progress of the work, with the view of making the houses available for occupancy at Martinmas. he scene of the Stonehaven rail crash wasaflurryof T activity yesterday. Twoseparate investigationsare nowongoinginto the tragedy. 50 years ago The first has been orderedbythe Lord Advocate and Passengers on the 4.54pm Perth-Dundee bus yesterday had a lucky involvesPoliceScotland,British Transport Police and the escape when it crashed through a fence and ended up in a field. The Office of Rail and Road,the independent economic and accident occurred 300 yards on the Perth side of Kinfauns Garage, health and safety regulator for the industry. when the driver braked suddenly to avoid a car. The bus skidded on In parallel, theRail Accident InvestigationBranchwill the wet surface. The 36 passengers were uninjured, as were the bus carry out its ownindependent safety probe to determine driver and conductress. Half the crashed bus partially blocked the road and single-line traffic was in operation for just over an hour. what wentwrong andwhat lessons might be learned to The bus was slightly damaged. ensure greatersafety on the UK’s railnetwork. Grant Shappsand MichaelMatheson, the UK and Scottish transportministers respectively,visitedthe siteyesterday to understand the scale of the tragedy for 25 years ago themselves. Ultimatelythey, and theirsuccessors, will have to action Dundee experienced an explosion of noise and colour as Scotland’s whatever recommendations the investigatorsbring Chinese community made their contribution to the city’s water forward. festival. Shoppers in the city centre at lunchtime could not fail to And there were messages of sympathy and condolence miss the 40-foot silk Chinese dragon which paraded around the from various quarters,including from the Queen who, as a town accompanied by the traditional Chinese lion and drum. The ornate dragon, last seen in the city at the Dundee 800 celebrations regular visitortoScotland, knowsthe area well. seven years ago, was a gift from the Chinese government to the It wasaresponse that demonstrates the gravityofthe Confederation of Chinese Associations of Scotland. situation. Send letters to – Letters, The Courier, 2 Albert Square, Dundee, DD1 1DD, or email [email protected] But the emergence of the firstdetails of threevictims of LETTERS TO THEEDITOR Letters should be accompanied by an address and a daytime telephone number. The Courier retains the right to edit letters. LocalMatters Wednesday’s crash overshadowed everything else. One year ago At itsheart,the Stonehaven trainderailment is an supported by 54% of presidency would see a Trump himself. intensely human story. Pandemichas liftedthe lid onunfairsystem Scots. return to “centrism”of Harris is a centrist Fresh calls have been made for an independent inquiry into Twoofthe victims, BrettMcCulloughand DonaldDinnie, Little is said about why the Obama years. whose record is Mossmorran chemical plant after the latest incident of intense wereout doing theirjob when fate intervened. Sir, –Setting aside have had them, Has the marking life chances more than this is the case. This means bailouts unremarkable. flaring. On the same day the start of flaring was accompanied by The third, former Perthshire man Christopher the politics of the and things will sort system been working any other factor, and also In fact, it is well for Wall Street and Intheory,at The perspective of thick smoke at Fife Ethylene Plant, there was a cross-party call for Stuchbury, appears to have been in the wrong place at the educational chaos of themselves out. against poorer areas all that of your children and known, this is the result never-ending foreign “least,there those who advocate Environment Secretary Roseanna Cunningham to reconsider Fife the last week or so, we Government will along? grandchildren. of Nicola Sturgeon and wars and no public health “identity politics”denies Council’s request for an independent inquiry into flaring. A letter wrong time as apassenger. do nowhaveasituation have to support them, Do we have asystem If we are getting her government having system in the US. isnowa that racism is the way in from Labour MP Lesley Laird, signed by Labour, Conservative and Eachofthe menhavefamilyand friends whowill be wheremany more young and there will be an in Scotland where those this wrong, then the the overwhelming The result of Obama’s which the bosses divide Green politicians, questioned the ability of Sepa to regulate the site. mourningtheir loss. people will have the additional cost to that, who can afford to pay effects will be borne by support of the Scottish policies paved the way wonderful working people in order Theywere sons, fathers, brothers and partnersand much chance to go to university almost certainly tens (or cost less) are given individuals for the rest of people in their handling for the Republicans to opportunity to keep their power. more besides. than would otherwise of millions of pounds, preferential treatment? the centuryand beyond. of the Covid 19 pandemic take control of the House This opposes a unified And,while the accidentwhich ledtotheir deaths will live have been the case. but that is asmall cost Something is badly Given the order of and its consequences of Representatives in forthose struggle of workers ON THIS DAY Some may turn out compared to the cost of wrong here. No other magnitude of this fiasco, and not, as is suggested, 2010, the Senate in 2014 against capitalism, longinthe memory, it is important that their personalities whoshould to be abit out of their the pandemic. conclusion can be drawn. and the suspicion about “only in the eyes of her and ultimately Trump in against class oppression. z 1867: JohnGalsworthy, z 1975:TheRockyHorror and individualachievements are remembered too in the depth if they have been In theory, at least, The pandemic has what might have been fan base”. 2016. have sat Instead they favour Englishauthor,wasbornin Picture Show, thelongest-running daysand monthsahead. overmarked, but others there is nowawonderful uncovered something happening in the past, This is in sharp How by doing exactly more BAME people in KingstonHill,Surrey.Whenhis releaseinfilmhistory, openedat will rise to the challenge, opportunityfor those which we need to the countrywillbe contrast to the UK the same Biden will get examsthis corporate management. 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