Month: May 2022
New Gaelic Cultural Centres : Culturlann Inbhirnis agus An Taigh Cèilidh Steòrnabhagh
The Gaelic language is a crucial and integral part of the cultural heritage of everyone in Scotland – everywhere in Scotland. It is literally written into the Scottish landscape in all parts of our country. Sadly however, the Gaelic language is facing a serious threat to its continuing existence as a…
Labour MSP Mercedes Villalba accused of ‘all-out communism’ by Scottish Tories
Energy: Improvements to grid to better connect England to Scotland
Uber Eats shortlists 10 restaurants to be named best in Scotland – see the full list
Morrisons set to safeguard thousands of jobs in McColl’s takeover
The elections that brought independence a step closer
The dust is settling from last week’s local government elections, and it’s clear that they delivered very good results for the two largest pro-independence parties with both the SNP and the Greens gaining seats. Although the Labour party has been excitedly hailing its great success, the truth is that they did…
Just Stop Oil: Protestors stage anti-fossil fuel demonstration in Glasgow
McColl’s in administration as Morrisons rescue mission fails
Scottish election results treated as an afterthought by UK broadcasters
McColl’s retail group on brink of collapse with thousands of jobs at risk
More than 30 arrested after Just Stop Oil blockade Nustar Clydebank
How can Scotland can transform its economy so its fit for the future
Falkirk’s Howgate Shopping Centre to go up for auction
UK Gov’s windfall tax reluctance driven by fear of boosting GERS ahead of indyref2
Scotland is experiencing a huge cash transfer from energy consumers directly to the shareholders of oil and gas companies. Scotland produces all the energy it needs and more – yet it gets no credit in the bills, unlike independent energy-rich countries. The “exceptional” profit energy producers are making will be largely spent on shareholder […] Source