@DavidGHFrost Can you explain why the passport checks are now more thorough? Could it be because they now have to check our entry and exit dates for to the now limited travel that we have? Rees-Mog promised there be no queues at Dover. Did you not understand what leaving meant
@DeanMThomson@murdo_fraser 0 votes have been emailed out, members just need to log in to the website to vote. So I’m going to say that if this is correct, the Mail on Sunday are absolutely lying.
@GlasgowGuy2015 Not as thick as those who vote for a party that caused the highest COVID death rate in the world, the worst GDP in the G7, no lock down so COVID spread, breached their COVID laws and held parties, wasted billions on ppe but blame nurses for the mess they've made of the NHS.
@RealStephenKerr From the commons library. “there was a clear decline in spending in the five years from 2012-13 to 2017‑18. The increase in 2019-210 was the first since 2010-11.” When are you going to hold Westminster to account?
@RealStephenKerr From the ONS. “All UK countries and regions saw a large increase in expenditure in FYE March 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic; London had the highest percentage increase of 31.0% (£41.0 billion) while Scotland had the lowest increase (21.6%).”
@DrRJSimpson@johnd_uk@RealStephenKerr Overall there has been a reduction in the school support staff, but that is school-dependent. The attainment gap funding given to schools (based on SIMD data) allowed schools in poor areas to pay for more support. However, your point was fewer teachers, which is misleading.
@DrRJSimpson@johnd_uk@RealStephenKerr You stated that the workforce planning was poor. I have shown that this is not the case with evidence. The proper response is “thanks I've learned something new”. The “a but snp bad” just doesn't do it anymore.
@DrRJSimpson@johnd_uk@RealStephenKerr I'd suggest their planning is fine. The drop in teachers is primary education which has seen a drop in pupils so the ratio remains the same.
@GriffGordon@RealStephenKerr This is typical political spin. They use an average for England when spending is regional. Wales and NI get more per head than Scotland. Ask why they never mention revenue per head?