Month: November 2023
Moray CAB unveil new cost of living adviser
Police arrest driver in Moray for allegedly being five times over legal limit
Best Scottish fish and chip shops named in Good Food Guide
Reshuffling the sleaze
Tory Meltdown
The Tory meltdown is offering up a roll-call of incompetent, self serving failures, people you’ve never heard of, and people you hoped you’d never hear of again. Such has the party’s shift to the right that people like David Cameron are (re) presented to you as centrists, his actual time in office erased. Down the […] Source
Scottish manufacturer Tots Bots collapses with all staff made redundant
On the March
A few notes on what just happened. Having been gaslit all week by the Tories and their press we are continuing to be gaslit about the events of the last 48 hours. We are being told that – somehow – the largely peaceful protest of between 800,000 and one million people marching to demand peace […] Source
Scottish firm goes bust with all 29 staff to lose jobs
When Propaganda Fails: on Poppy Sellers, Rioters and Douglas Murray’s Fever Dream
Bella was born out of a realisation that the media in the UK (but particularly in Scotland) was deeply flawed: captured by a handful of millionaires, wholly unrepresentative, deeply biased, and relentlessly representing narrow class and social interests. A new report out showed that there are “dangerous levels of concentrated ownership” in the UK media, […] Source
The alarming rise of the new fascism
King Charles must have known ‘his’ speech was reckless
Uniqlo: Japanese clothing brand unveils new details about Scottish store
Who Needs War?
Twenty years ago when so many of us were protesting against the looming invasion of Iraq by US/UK forces, a group of us in Edinburgh produced a leaflet with the title ‘Who Needs War?’ Of course, we were thinking of those who profit from war in various ways. Whether politicians who want to look ‘strong’ […] Source
Remembering Finlay Macleod
Finlay Macleod of Shawbost and Adabrock has passed away in Stornoway after a remarkable life. He was known as a talented polymath, a champion of gaelic, a historian and a researcher and carrier of invaluable knowledge and tradition. There’s a tribute here and the BBC has run an obituary in Gaelic of Finlay here. Finlay […] Source