The Liberal Democrats have today written to First Permanent Secretary and Chief Executive of HMRC, John-Paul Marks, asking him to investigate Richard Tice's tax affairs over concerns that public trust is being undermined by Tice's lack of transparency.
Responding to the news that ministers have scrapped ferry failure fines paid by CalMac when ferry performance drops, Scottish Liberal Democrat candidate for Argyll & Bute Alan Reid said:
Scottish Liberal Democrat deputy leader Wendy Chamberlain has today used a visit to Craigies farm near Edinburgh to set out her party’s plans for helping farmers to flourish, including increasing food self-sufficiency by 10% to reduce Scotland’s exposure
Covered in the Sunday Telegraph and Daily Mail. This would help end the UK's economic stagnation.
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Responding to reports from The Sunday Times that Richard Tice failed to pay £100k in tax from his four shell companies, then donated 'big sums' to Reform through his investment firm, Liberal Democrat Deputy Leader & Treasury spokesperson Daisy Cooper MP: