Month: January 2024
Peace Babies, Generation Yes and the End of Britain
A brief New Year series of posts where I expand on the six themes laid out here and give some more detail. Here looking at some of the generational forces and demographics driving the break up of Britain. For the past ten or twelve years the independence movement in Scotland has seen itself as the lead […] Source
YOUR VIEWS: Big black cats in Moray
Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells to give up CBE amid Horizon row
MP voices concerns at hundreds of Moray school stuff ‘stuck’ on temporary contracts
Scottish Tory leader challenged over oil and gas licences claim
Moray & Banffshire Heroes 2024: Nominate your secondary school teachers
Major Scottish battery firm could be saved but 40 jobs still at risk
Stewart Milne: Scottish firm’s collapse sparks fears for housebuilding industry
The Cost of Dependence
“From north to south a hidden poverty epidemic is spreading across the country. It is fast becoming a national emergency – this is the pandemic that no Minister ever mentions” – Gordon Brown, leader of the Better Together campaign and former Prime Minister in the Daily Record. The hysteria which followed the trailing of Humza […] Source
Mendacious narcissistic sociopaths
Rishi Sunak has given the clearest indication yet that he intends to delay calling the next Westminster general election until the second half of the year, quashing the speculation which had been growing recently that Sunak was poised to call an early election shortly after the budget is announced in March….
Women’s Delegation from Scotland to Rojava
On Christmas eve as bombs dropped on Palestine, Turkey began a fresh assault on Rojava, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, destroying critical infrastructure, like power plants and grain storage, and killing civilians. Like Palestine, the ongoing struggle in Rojava is a decades (if not centuries) long fight for collective liberation and self-determination. […] Source