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Tuesday, March 30 2010
By Jim on Tuesday, March 30 2010, 22:19 - Westminster2010
from Mr JOE McCALL, SNP PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATE for DUNFERMLINE & WEST FIFE
"Mr Willie Rennie seems to be tying himself in knots over both the rusting nuclear subs at Rosyth and now new Trident nuclear weapons.
"The purchase of a replacement for the Trident missile system makes no sense on defence, moral or economic grounds. The SNP position is clear. Do not spend £100bn on weapons of mass destruction.
Tuesday, March 9 2010
By Jim on Tuesday, March 9 2010, 00:00 - West Fife & Coastal Villages
says West Fife SNP Councillor William Walker Fife Council took another step to restore and upgrade the railway line from Kincardine to Rosyth and Dunfermline when the Environment, Enterprise & Transportation Committee decided unanimously last Thursday to accept the South East Scotland Transport Partnership (SEStran) Report prepared by consultants Scott Wilson.
Friday, February 26 2010
By Jim on Friday, February 26 2010, 00:00 - Fife Economy
"RESTORED WEST FIFE RAILWAY NOW ANOTHER STEP CLOSER" declares West Fife SNP Councillor William Walker West Fife SNP Councillor William Walker has wholehearted welcomed the very good news that a positive case for re-opening and upgrading the existing West Fife Railway line will be made in a feasibility study to be presented to the South East Scotland Transport Partnership (SEStran) by transport consultants Scott Wilson Ltd. The commissioning of the report by SEStran last year was requested by SNP-led Fife Council to investigate the technical and commercial "connectivity" options between Clackmannanshire and Edinburgh via Fife.
Saturday, February 20 2010
By Jim on Saturday, February 20 2010, 00:00 - Local Council
"Just How Much Brass Neck Can Labour Have?" asks West Fife SNP Councillor William Walker
"Not only can Labour councillors not put up a decent promotion of their opposition budget in the Council debate last week with their leader apparently falling asleep, but now they attempt to attack current spending to promote Fife while conveniently forgetting their own more costly proposals in last year's budget", claims West Fife SNP Councillor William Walker.
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