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Where should illegal migrant detention centres should be located?
Reform want to vindictively target Brits in potential Green constituencies to make a point and house illegals next to them - that is their choice. But I don't believe that we have time for this petty nonsense.
A Restore Britain Government will not abandon residents of those constituencies who have a Green MP elected on 25% of the vote. That is not fair, and more importantly - it is not efficient.
Restore Britain will focus on solving the problem, in the most ruthlessly efficient manner possible. Objective number one is quite clear - remove the illegal migrant population.
That is not going to be completed through vengeful gimmicks.
We won’t punish hardworking British men and women because their neighbours voted Green.
We need a serious, systematic approach utilising the current state apparatus at first in order to rapidly scale our removal capabilities - our deportation paper goes into great detail about how to achieve this.
This an incredibly complicated task. Removing two million plus illegal migrants will not be done overnight. It will not be done through deliberately choosing less efficient options to take revenge on constituencies who did not vote for us. We don’t have time for this petty nonsense.
It is a mammoth challenge - it would be one of the biggest state policy implementations ever.
We would construct detention facilities where they are most efficient, most secure, and most practical to operate - not based on shitty political point-scoring, but on what actually works and on what actually will remove these illegals on a timescale the British people expect.
Because the aim is clear.
To detain, process and remove those who have entered this country illegally, and to do so at scale. Millions will go.
That requires infrastructure that is fit for purpose. Proper capacity. Proper security. Proper coordination with removals. Repurposed airports, ports, existing detention facilities - all of that can be deployed rapidly, wherever it is currently located.
This takes proper thought, and proper planning.
I am entirely uninterested in which constituency illegals are detained and removed.
I don’t care about using taxpayer money to make political points that will inevitably slow down the removal process.
I simply want them all deported in the most efficient timetable the British state can possibly achieve.
Millions will go.
That is what Restore Britain will do.
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Great to host a visit from Duncan from @AlbaExplorers and show him around our nursery and our collections of rare native trees #aspen #montanewillow. We wish them well in their exciting nursery development and woodland creation plans in Glen Prosen!
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ADVENTURE
Maclean brothers achieve world record
A trio of Scottish brothers has set a new world record after completing the fastest human-powered crossing of the Pacific Ocean.
Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean arrived in the Australian city of Cairns on Saturday, August 30 just at 1.52am BST, marking the end of the 139-day, five hour and 52 minute journey crossing the world’s largest ocean.
The Edinburgh-born team is the first team ever recorded to row from South America to Australia.
The previous record was held by Russian Fedor Konyukhov, who rowed 7,393 miles from Chile to Australia over 159 days and 16 hours and 58 minutes in 2014.
During one storm, Lachlan was swept overboard by a large wave before being pulled back into the boat.
The brothers, who have been reunited with their family and friends in Cairns, in eastern Australia, said they were looking forward to pizza - and a decent night's sleep.
The MacLeans completed their row in their boat, Rose Emily, named in memory of their unborn sister.
The brothers, who have so far raised more than £700,000 of a £1m target for clean water projects in Madagascar, had hoped to complete their journey in an even quicker time.
"We left just with a dream to get across this ocean and raise as much money as we can... and it's just been absolutely insane, all of the support," Ewan said in an Instagram post that was published as their boat approached Cairns.
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⭐ Since its partnership with Alba Explorers in 2019, staff at Strathmore Primary School have been upskilled in approaches to outdoor education with the help of Pupil Equity Funding (PEF).
More on page 4 of the report 👉 ow.ly/OZcT50VUSAg
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👀 Looking for ways to improve engagement & attendance? This case study might help!
Check out how Lockerbie Academy in @dgcouncil's ‘Boys to Men Mentoring’ initiative helped to develop confidence and leadership skills among male pupils.
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The team at @AlbaExplorers in Angus has been actively engaging children and educators in environmental education since 2019. They’ve been recognised through awards such as the Herald Family Business Awards and the VIBES award. Read more: ensvgtr.uk/P0ls1
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The SEPA led Vision in Business Environment Scotland (VIBES) awards for 2024 are now open.
We launched VIBES 2024 last night with @scotgov Cabinet Secretary for Wellbeing Economy, Net Zero & Energy @MairiMcAllan MSP and SEPA CEO @ScottishEPACEO Nicole Paterson.
To showcase the success of your sustainable business, enter now at vibes.org.uk/apply/
Watch last night's event at youtube.com/live/C9fFupSQOUg…
#NetZeroVibes
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Some of P4 have been working in a group with @AlbaExplorers Today they got to head to Auchmithie beach for some adventures!
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What a day !
Congarts to all of our winners - the very best of Scottish sustainable business at Vibes Scottish Environment Business Awards 2023.
Share your story #Vibes23
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🌱Congratulations to all those shortlisted for this year's #NatureOfScotland Business for Nature Award!👏
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Congratulations #FamilyBusiness matters
We are delighted to announce that last night we won @theheraldscotland Scottish Family Business Award for Commitment to the Community! To say we're flabbergasted and in shock is a little bit of an understatement! Thank you! #HSFamBiz
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Congratulations 👏 #FamilyBusiness
We are delighted to announce that last night we won @theheraldscotland Scottish Family Business Award for Commitment to the Community! To say we're flabbergasted and in shock is a little bit of an understatement! Thank you! #HSFamBiz
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Well done to everyone @AlbaExplorers The children @StrathmorePS love working with you! 🌲🍂🌹🌼🐞🐛🔥
We are delighted to announce that last night we won @theheraldscotland Scottish Family Business Award for Commitment to the Community! To say we're flabbergasted and in shock is a little bit of an understatement! Thank you! #HSFamBiz
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Our final p4 Farmers market is just about ready, join us in the gym hall from 2 30pm
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This term we have planted pak choi, rocket, cucumbers, spinach, kale, chard, onions & broccoli in our new Polytunnel. Well done P7 for all your hard work with @AlbaExplorers. #BEST
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Our school gardens have now started to produce fruits and vegetables. We would like to share this with our families. This Friday from 3pm we will have a table of fresh vegetables to collect at the Horologe Hill school gate. Small donations are welcome. @AlbaExplorers
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Our produce flew off the stalls 9n Friday. Thank you to all families in both @HaysheadPS and @StThomasRCPS who donated. In two weeks we will begin the first of 3 Friday Farmers Markets run by our P4 classes. @EducationScot #HaysieCommunity
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Well done P4A, an amazing Farmers Market! Next week is P4B's turn. Hope you can all make it 2.30pm next Friday.












































