John Nicolson: Taking in the joys of the constituency during recess is always a treat
ONE of the (many) joys of being M.P. for Ochil and South Perthshire are the visits with amazing people in wonderful places.
ONE of the (many) joys of being M.P. for Ochil and South Perthshire are the visits with amazing people in wonderful places.
I DIDN'T think it would be possible to pack the student union debating hall on a Saturday morning at 10am.
FEBRUARY was LGBT History month and the other day I made a wee video to celebrate.
I WENT to a local playgroup recently. It was full of toddlers from Ukraine, their mothers chatting while keeping a watchful eye on them.
SOME of you may have noticed that when I’m out and about I’m hirplin a bit. And for the last few weeks, I’ve been using a stick. I have succumbed to that widespread Scottish curse, arthritis.
I'M WRITING this at home with the fire lit, a mug of tea at hand and an intimidating pile of Christmas and New Year cards written and posted.
I’VE got myself into a bit of trouble down at Westminster.
MATT Hancock is off to the jungle.
OUR Finnish host—an MP guiding us around their glorious parliament—told us the Russian tsar liked his Finnish troops: "he said we were small and ugly, smelly and fierce."
IT IS AUGUST as I write, and the Westminster Parliament is in recess for a month.
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