Commons Not Sitting Friday; MPs Urged to Spend Long Weekend Experiencing Scottish Public Transport
Both Houses return Monday. Perth offers MPs a free trial of a Saturday on the A9, with flask.
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Both Houses return Monday. Perth offers MPs a free trial of a Saturday on the A9, with flask.
Ministers face MPs on roads, rail and buses. Perth submits written question: 'Why is there a cone in my garden?'
Commons continues to argue over the Budget. Retired accountant vows to 'catch up by Christmas, or at least the Glendoick bit'.
Energy secretary reportedly minded to refuse oilfield. Chancellor reportedly minded to have a word. North Sea reportedly minded to stay wet.
John Healey wants welfare spending down before the election. Scottish voters request a diagram, and ideally a biscuit.
Witness list: one pastry, one pickle, one standing charge, one honest discussion umbrella.
National Budget colour: alcohol duties in the mix; local satire: a bird with a +2p tag.
Councillors weighing options after AI map week; Highland Perthshire watching closely.
Dunkeld quarry paperwork becomes accidental national metaphor for second thoughts.
Standing charges, prescription freezes and tariff chatter — satire reserved for the gherkins.

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