Author: Speymouth
Historic Scottish distillery unveils first look at new visitor centre
Historic Scottish church and Ayrshire bar among properties for sale at auction
James Kelman on Self Determination
Welcome to the New Woke Totalitarian Regime of Scotland
‘Where are the women without penises of Scotland?’ the banner reads. Also: ‘Trump Won!’ I have no idea what this means, but today is the first day of the new Woke Totalitarian regime of Scotland (™ Stephen Daisley) and gathered outside Holyrood are some very angry people with Union Jacks and Family Party banners protesting […] Source
Fossil fuel executives and the fast-track to a Tory government job
Scottish small business owners losing sleep over Brexit
The Dearth
The renowned and widely-liked broadcaster Bernard Ponsonby retired this week in a hail of deserved appreciation. Ponsonby combined the qualities of warmth and humanity with a sharp edge of journalistic inquiry. He signed-off from STV with an assessment that Scottish politics now suffers from “a real dearth of thinkers”. He cited the former politicians “Donald […] Source
Starmer’s devolution deceit
As he launched his party’s election campaign for the local and mayoral elections due in England on 2 May, a little over a month away, Keir Starmer promised that if he becomes Prime Minister after the Westminster general election expected to be held later this year his government will introduce “full…
Elgin wedding band named best in Scotland
Moray arts groups receive £91,000 funding boost
Interim chief executive appointed at Moray Council
The power and mythology of collective memories of place in understanding Scotland
Andrew Blaikie, The Scots Imagination and Modern Memory: Representations of Belonging, Edinburgh University Press. The 1980s and 1990s was probably the heyday of Scottish cultural studies with the work of Colin MacArthur, Tom Nairn, Lindsay Paterson and others engendering a constant critique and (generally) healthy debate about historical and contemporary representations of Scotland nurtured by […] Source
Starmer’s most shameful U turn yet
Another day, another Labour U turn. It has got extremely tiresome to write that sentence, and no doubt equally tiresome to read it. Keir Starmer’s right wing U turns have become drearily predictable. At this point the only question is how many more can Starmer squeeze in before the general election….