Iain Maciver is a journalist based in Aberdeen, Scotland. He writes for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news and events in the Aberdeen area. His articles often have a humorous and light-hearted tone, covering a range of topics from politics to culture.
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By: Iain Maciver
Benbecula has been named as the eighth easiest place in the UK to get a driving licence.
By: Iain Maciver
'Just because this column no longer appears on a Wednesday, some readers are apparently checking the obituaries.'
By: Iain Maciver
I’m not the only one who reckons the balach from Buckie will do well on the Saturday night talent show.
By: Iain Maciver
I can see the argument from both sides but I get fed up when people from either side get so hot and bothered about it.
By: Iain Maciver
You mainlanders simply don't understand how challenging travel can be for those of us who live on the islands.
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By: Iain Maciver
'The governments in Westminster and Scotland, who appear so indifferent to the colder winters in places like the Hebrides, believe that slashing older people's fuel allowances will balance the books.'
By: Iain Maciver
'Residents of these islands have to suffer at the hands of two incompetent governments who have slashed winter fuel payments for the elderly in this coldest part of the UK and who cannot provide decent ferries or properly maintain the tubs we do have.'
By: Iain Maciver
'In recent years another lucrative sideline has been developed, which is giving a wee extra income to many up there and bringing some of the best-known Scots celebrities up to work as well.'
By: Iain Maciver
One thing that emerged from the cruise was that the Glen Sannox toilets may not be capable of dealing with up to 1,000 passengers.
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