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Shetland MSP defends hiring artist with public money

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By Iona Bain Verified, Iona Young Verified
| Aol Verified
Shetland MSP Hannah Mary Goodlad has defended her decision to hire an "artist in residence" for her constituency, at a cost of £11,000 of public money. The SNP public finance minister is recruiting a Shetland-based creative, of any discipline, to engage with the community and deliver projects reflecting policy priorities.
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How to make your children rich

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By Iona Bain Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
‘I was gifted a Premium Bond of £1 for my first birthday from my grandma,’ says Janice. ‘That was in 1970 and I have never won a thing.’ If I had a penny for every time I heard this kind of comment, I’d be a darned sight richer than Janice. She is one of many people I’ve spoken to since I started reporting on the shocking administrative failures at National Savings & Investments. Around 34,000 families have been unable to trace their loved ones’ accounts after their deaths.
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The taxman is coming for the self-employed

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By Iona Bain Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Spare a thought for Mrs McClafferty & Co. Like thousands of small business owners, she has spent years managing things the old-fashioned way: jotting down figures in a Silvine cash book, stuffing receipts into a shoebox and sorting it all out when the tax return comes around. But according to HMRC, taxpayers like her are partly responsible for a £24 billion black hole in UK tax receipts. Which means the taxman is coming for them.
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