Author: Speymouth
Champion of champions prize at Turriff Show awarded to Charollais sheep
Town to become a ‘Window Wanderland’
‘Fantastic opportunity’ as historic Scottish pub put up for sale
Dozens of jobs lost as Scottish firm collapses into administration
On Art, War, Festival and Palestine
Arts Workers for Palestine Scotland: An Exploration of Some of Our Work During the Edinburgh Festivals Edinburgh International Festival Arts Workers for Palestine Scotland is actively campaigning for the Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) to enter discussions with its long-standing sponsor, Baillie Gifford, regarding their investment practices. We have been sending messages to artists and the wider […] Source
Takeover of one of Scotland’s largest engineering companies collapses
Education or Regulation? Disrupting Social Media’s Current of Racist Disinformation
It feels wrong to be discussing racism and islamophobia in conversations about the murders of the three young girls in Southport last Monday. The focus should be on the victims, their families, the community, and the facts of the incident. Yet, the rapid spread of misinformation and overt racism online means that conversations about six-year-old […] Source
JD Vance, Antinatalism, and Climate Change
In the wake of J D Vance’s childless cat lady comments in reference to Kamala Harris (yes, I am childless and, yes, I have a cat), I keyed the phrase ‘having children is selfish’ into Google. It wasn’t just J D Vance. I’d been talking with my mother about Jennifer Aniston’s reply to his statement, […] Source
English nationalism’s fascist problem
Hundreds march through Grangemouth in bid to save jobs at oil refinery
Let Glasgow flourish against fascism
One of the most alarming and worrying developments in British politics in recent years has been the normalisation and acceptance into the mainstream of far right Anglo-British nationalist politics. The BBC has played a major role in this process with its constant platforming of the odious Nigel Farage and his not…