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Published Date: 07 October 2008
How refreshing to read Bill Jamieson's "Vicious circle leading straight to Banking Bedlam" (Debate & Opinion, 3 October) – as always, enlightenment and amusement among confusion. Here's a thought: why not appoint Lochearnhead Post Office as the UK's central bank, with Bill and Postmaster Richard being appointed as governor and chief executive respectively. Just look at the liquidity "on tap" in nearby Loch Earn. Once the nation's ledger moves from
DOUGAL GILLESPIE

Monksford Court

Newtown St Boswells,

Roxburghshire

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  • Last Updated: 06 October 2008 8:15 PM
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