Date: 23/11/2021

Only time will judge whether COP26 was a success. To many it achieved real progress, to others not enough, and to some it was all 'blah, blah, blah'. Whatever camp you are in, one thing is for sure, all eyes were on Scotland and the hospitality industry had much to cheer about after the covid lockdowns. [Note the mention of electrification of the Glasgow and South Western Main Line. -RS]

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Real action and achievement on climate taking place on Scotland's tracks - Phil Smart

The Scotsman

Only time will judge whether COP26 was a success. To many it achieved real progress, to others not enough, and to some it was all blah, blah, blah. Whatever camp you are in, one thing is for sure, all eyes were on Scotland and the hospitality industry had much to cheer about after the covid lockdowns.

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