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For them to be realised, however, towns need to have vibrant office stock that will meet the needs of local people, and they need to be able to use active travel to get there. Active travel is a large part of that vision.
A few weeks ago, we received evidence from Creative Scotland in which it emerged that the funding is disparate. For instance, Edinburgh gets £51 per capita, Glasgow gets £34, Dundee gets £21 and Aberdeen gets £4.67.
I've got my eye on some funding to try and get as disability access for the building so there's some more stuff coming for but our core costs are very much generated by if it rains we get it.
I absolutely agree on the importance of getting out of the building, not only for teamwork and team bonding but for the perspectives that we would get.
Surely some of the Opposition parties could acknowledge the strengths of the Scottish economy, even if it is just to encourage them, so that we can all get the benefit of increased economy activity in Scotland.