Manage what better exactly?

I live in Scotland and there is not one single, important aspect of life that the Scottish Government manages better than anywhere else.

The economy is growing more slowly than rUK
Education has gone down the pan.( really poor results for working class kids)
Health is a disaster zone of low recruitment, low morale, failing hospitals doctor/nurse shortages(Kids dying from pigeon fungus)
The road network is worse than most 3rd world countries.
The social housing stock is poorly built and poorly maintained.
There is really poor public transport systems outwith the central belt.
Local Authorities are hamstrung by Holyrood directives preventing them raising Council Tax and thereby improving the really awful standard of local services.

Scotland is a dirty country, with poor roads/transport links and a stagnant economy and a Govt stuck in a Groundhog day scenario of permanaant Independence navel gazing.

Free prescription yes..........but that only helps the middle classes

Free Tuition fees yes............but ,again, that only helps the middle classes

Scotland is in a bit of a mess Annie.......

Gosh what's pigeon fungus? Never heard of that.

I went to Edinburgh last year and there were no Scottish people there

Try looking at the flag, virtually the whole of the Saltire is there but only some of the St Georges cross. There's no blue in the St George cross.

I think it is an absolute disgrace that you mob were allowed to steal part of the Australian flag for your national flag.

Manage what better exactly?

I live in Scotland and there is not one single, important aspect of life that the Scottish Government manages better than anywhere else.

The economy is growing more slowly than rUK
Education has gone down the pan.( really poor results for working class kids)
Health is a disaster zone of low recruitment, low morale, failing hospitals doctor/nurse shortages(Kids dying from pigeon fungus)
The road network is worse than most 3rd world countries.
The social housing stock is poorly built and poorly maintained.
There is really poor public transport systems outwith the central belt.
Local Authorities are hamstrung by Holyrood directives preventing them raising Council Tax and thereby improving the really awful standard of local services.

Scotland is a dirty country, with poor roads/transport links and a stagnant economy and a Govt stuck in a Groundhog day scenario of permanaant Independence navel gazing.

Free prescription yes..........but that only helps the middle classes

Free Tuition fees yes............but ,again, that only helps the middle classes

Scotland is in a bit of a mess Annie.......

All I know is that NO-ONE should criticise someone born in England, objecting to wanting to be known as English rather than British, especially from those born in Scotland, Wales or Ireland, who would certainly never answer to the word British if asked themselves.

I think it is disgraceful that Scottish, Welsh, Irish is always on official forms but English has been omitted. Why is that? I always fill out forms with the word English where it asks British?

It seems that other countries respect the word more than our own government. You ask Americans for instance, if they are planning to come or have already visited. It is nearly always referred to as "England".
We could certainly take a lesson from them.

All I know is that NO-ONE should criticise someone born in England, objecting to wanting to be known as English rather than British, especially from those born in Scotland, Wales or Ireland, who would certainly never answer to the word British if asked themselves.

I think it is disgraceful that Scottish, Welsh, Irish is always on official forms but English has been omitted. Why is that? I always fill out forms with the word English where it asks British?

It seems that other countries respect the word more than our own government. You ask Americans for instance, if they are planning to come or have already visited. It is nearly always referred to as "England".
We could certainly take a lesson from them.