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Mornings: with Stephen Jardine

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with Stephen Jardine

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On the phone in Stephen asks - what does the Scottish budget mean for you?

On the phone in Stephen asks - what does the Scottish budget mean for you? Also on the show, Daniel Sloss, veggie Christmas dinners & the end of social media?

PHONE-IN
Everyone earning more than £43,662 in Scotland will have to pay more income tax next year. Deputy First Minister John Swinney said the higher rate of tax will increase from 41p to 42p in the pound in April, and the top rate from 46p to 47p. The tax threshold for the top rate will also be lowered from £150,000 to £125,140. 
 
Stephen asks  - what does the Scottish budget mean for you? We have an expert panel on hand to answer your questions relating to money, mortgages, pensions & more
 
Also on the show…
 
DANIEL SLOSS 
Comedian Daniel Sloss on cancel culture & becoming a new dad
 
NO FRILLS NOEL  
When it comes to food this Christmas, look no further than our new regular Friday feature, No Frills Noel.
Author of Feed Your Family for £20 a week Lorna Cooper & Masterchef finalist Laura Michael will talk you through your courses till you’re serving up a storm on the big day. This week: Main courses for vegetarians & vegans
 
SOCIAL MEDIA
Is social media entering its flop era?
 
WHAT’S ON GUIDE
Your must-have guide to free & low cost events across Scotland this weekend from Paisley to Orkney
 
GARDENING 
The ultimate Christmas gift list for the gardener in your life 
 
BAD PARENTS CLUB 
Nativities, cash as gifts & Christmas Top of the Pops - all on the agenda for this week’s alternative parents guide with mums Tonya Macari & Vicki Johnstone

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