Author: Speymouth
Ten things you need to know about the Supreme Court judgment – and the response
Isle of Iona locals win prize for ‘UK-first’ decarbonisation project
The death of traditional Scottish unionism
North Sea oil and gas field decommissioning to cost tens of billions
COLUMN: Support our High Streets otherwise no-one else will
BBC Scotland : BBC scaremongering
When BBC Scotland gives huge prominence to a thinly sourced story about something that’s never going to happen, but which provides the anti-independence parties a platform from which to attack the Scottish Government, and moreover does so just days before the ruling is published in a court case which has the…
Dufftown and Rhynie road to close for refurbishment of Blackwater Bridge
Warren urges action on free school meals
Scotland played a ‘key role in breaking taboo over loss and damage’
UK Small Businesses contribute to Nationwide Business Survey
Labour’s same old waffle on Lords reform
Keir Starmer has promised that if Labour wins the next UK General Election, the Labour government will abolish the House of Lords. More accurately, that should read, the Labour party has promised yet again to abolish the House of Lords. The abolition of the unelected upper chamber has been Labour policy…
Turkey is bombing Kobanê
Last weekend a bomb exploded in central Istanbul. This weekend, like night follows day, Turkish planes began to rain bombs on Kurdish towns and villages in Syria and also in Iraq. Turkey has called it ‘payback time’ for the Istanbul bomb, which they insist was instigated by the People’s Protection Units (YPG) in Syria and […] Source
The Parrot’s Progress: Scottish self-determination, inferiorisation and the limits of exceptionalism
The Eclipse of Scottish Culture: Inferiorism and the Intellectuals, by Craig Beveridge and Ronald Turnbull, Polygon 1989. Review by Johnny Rodger Does the independence ‘debate’ consist simply in the endless repetition of the same old tropes? Sometimes it feels a wee bit stuck. One book, however – The Eclipse of Scottish Culture – written almost […] Source