Author: Speymouth
Johnson’s Dishonours List makes titles a badge of shame
Scottish Secretary Alister Jack is just one of around 50 people who are expected to receive the sham title of ‘Lord’ in Boris Johnson’s so-called resignation ‘honours’ list. The House of Lords is already an undemocratic sham but this new list which includes lacklustre MPs like Nadine Dorries, rewarded…
A’ Dùsgadh na Gaoithe / Waking the Wind; Finding the Folklore of a Fragile Ecology
The exhibition A Fragile Correspondence opened last weekend in Venice, one of the eight collateral events for the 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia at the Arsenale Docks, S. Pietro di Castello, Venice. Commissioned by the Scotland + Venice partnership and curated by the Architecture Fringe, -ism, and /other, A Fragile Correspondence […] Source
Greens say HPMAs are good for fishing industry and the environment
The UK public thinks high prices and lower incomes are here to stay – Poll suggests
Research published by polling firm Ipsos Mori has found that the UK public has among the lowest confidence in its economy of any country. The poll, conducted between the 24th March and 7th April 2023 featuring 23,309 respondents from 29 countries, found that six in ten people in the UK believe it will take at […] Source
A tale of two opinion polls
Wednesday was a day of two polls, one of them was loudly touted by the anti-independence Herald and Scotsman newspapers, which these days are becoming almost unreadable in their strident and ceaseless attacks on the SNP even as they ignore far worse stories about the Conservative party. That poll was of…
Meet the Moray woman (64) who helped Brits escaping war-torn Sudan
Moray man hopes to use experience of son’s suicide to help others
Moray Walking and Outdoors Festival
Aberdeen AI systems aim to boost green hydrogen in renewables test
SSE plans to convert Loch Lomond power station into renewables project
Rich List 2023: Easdale brothers’ fortune grows by £62m in a year
Scottish salmon exports to Asia double, UK Government figures show
Charting a way forward
Explained: The Corran ferry crossing and what comes next
Off the Map
“History’s a strange thing. A day went by recently that it’ll remember. But we scarcely noticed at all. Merely a whisper was felt … here we are. Crossing the last thresholds of the greatest event in human history, and it barely makes the news.” – Umair Haque This week, news broke that sometime in the […] Source