The Lockerbie Case: Lockerbie Case in Holyrood II...

Friday 1 July 2011

Lockerbie Case in Holyrood II...

This is the heading over an item published today on the influential (and amusing and learned) Lallands Peat Worrier blog. I hope that the blogger will revert to the topic once the Official Report of the Public Petitions Committee's deliberations becomes available on 4 July.

For the next six days I shall be on a trip to Graaff-Reinet, Port Elizabeth and Uniondale, on a quest for relief from the current Antarctic temperatures of Middelpos. Although I shall have my trusty laptop and dongle with me, it is unlikely that I shall be able to make many posts to this blog.

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