Month: July 2024
‘He was dancing around like the devil’. Croft owner speaks out after labourer jailed for fire attack
Memorial to lost fishermen rededicated at community service
Labour accused of ‘virtue signalling’ in hike to windfall tax on oil and gas
Synthesizer club teaming up with American group
Ten Years On – Is Another Scotland Possible?
Ten years on from the indyref of 2014 we are commissioning a series of feature articles to ask: is another Scotland possible? This is a time for critical reflection, with enough distance from events to get some real perspective. If you’d like to contribute contact us HERE. Some of the questions being raised include: What […] Source
Grangemouth: ‘Growing belief’ refinery can be saved ahead of rally
Spycops Inquiry
Between the drizzle of the new Labour government’s early daze and the summer of sport you may have missed the Spycops inquiry. The public inquiry, headed by a retired judge, Sir John Mitting, is examining how at least 139 undercover officers spied on more than 1,000 political groups between 1968 and 2010. The surveillance was […] Source
Irn-Bru popularity in England growing as AG Barr reports sales spike
Rachel Reeves invited to Aberdeen to explain windfall tax hike by SNP
Jeremy Corbyn warns against return of Labour’s controversial PFIs
Turning Glasgow Green
We may not be Brighton or Bristol, but something special is happening in Scotland’s biggest city by Paul Mason, Glasgow Greens Co-Convenor. I am one of the Glasgow Green Party Organisers in the West of the city and Kate Bell is over in the East End. We live on opposite sides of the city and […] Source