Author: Speymouth
Wild Seeds Beneath the Snow
Edinburgh has a profusion of community garden projects injecting energy and optimism into marginal areas in the city. This article looks at a selection of these projects through the lens of the ‘anarchist’ ideas of communal association. The lockdown revealed many disparities in our society. One was the very different lockdown experiences had by those […] Source
I went to Loch Lomond to hear how locals feel about the Flamingo Land decision
Watch as smoke fills Fife Tesco store as customers continue to shop
Ten years on
UK exports declining due to Brexit and set to get worse, warn economists
Scottish Greens accuse oil and gas sector of ‘spin’ after emissions claims
Scottish Labour minister ‘blanked’ calls to drop out of fossil fuel conference
Ten Years of a Changed Scotland
The National are publishing a book reflecting on where we are now, ten years on, what happened and what’s next: “As we mark the passing of a decade since a vote that changed Scotland forever, a top selection of writers consider three questions of crucial importance for the independence movement: Where we’ve been, where we […] Source
Vote Labour: freeze your granny to help the rich
It’s only been nine weeks but we already have resounding answer to the question of how much influence Labour’s Scottish branch office has over policy making in Keir Starmer’s government. The answer to that question is none at all. Prior to July’s Westminster general election Anas Sarwar loudly proclaimed that he…
Colourful crowd at festival despite grey skies
Two men arrested after ‘disturbance’ sees both taken to hospital
Tesco shopper attacked by masked men
Andrew Neil Jumps Ship
We have put some community notes on Andrew Neil’s hilarious resignation letter as Hedge-fund christian multi-millionaire Paul Marshall builds his far-right media empire by buying The Spectator. As Politico magazine explains the background: “In 2017 he launched UnHerd, a web-based magazine with a private members’ club attached that is based conveniently on Old Queen Street, […] Source