Month: May 2024
The SNP’s target should be Starmer’s right wing policies and many lies
We’re only just over a week into the Westminster general election campaign and it is already unfolding in a drearily predictable way with the SNP being marginalised, Labour spouting hollow promises of ‘change’ that it has no intention of realising and the Tories losing what little plot they once possessed. The…
Emergency services on the scene of two-vehicle A96 crash
Direct Action Against Edinburgh’s Leonardo Factory
As the intensity of the attacks on civilians, women and children fleeing to supposedly ‘safe’ territory increases in Rafah, so too does the nature of the protests here. Despite ongoing British intransigence and complicity with the depravity of the Israeli Defence Force, people are standing up and taking a stance as our leaders fail us. […] Source
MacMoray Festivals to hand FREE tickets to loyal customers
Findhorn artist to exhibit fresh take on travel posters
Ayrshire: Planning submitted for £150m redevelopment of marine yard
North Berwick: Family-run Scottish hotel on ‘golf coast’ up for sale
Next UK government ‘has 100 days to save 100k jobs in Scotland’
Scottish butcher wins best black pudding prize for record fourth time
Scottish space firm with 23-year-old boss nets £320k investment
Bombing Tents: Hell in Rafah
The unspeakable horrors of the war on Gaza have, improbably, got worse. Laith Arafeh, Ambassador; Head of the Palestine Mission to the Federal Republic of Germany, writes: “One day after the ICJ ordered Israel to cease its aggression on Rafah, Israel bombs tents sheltering hundreds of displaced Palestinians in the city, setting the make-shift camp […] Source
Hurtling Backwards
The Tories are running the most inept and chaotic election campaign ever seen as they slide into electoral oblivion. In desperation they have plucked National Service out of the ether in an attempt to shore up their elderly vote. It’s a catastrophic idea described hilariously by a pliant media as “the first major policy announcement […] Source