Author: Speymouth
Shifting goalposts and the failure of the Scottish media
There’s something striking about the Scottish media’s treatment of the current constitutional impasse blocking the path to a second independence referendum. The Scottish media portrays this as exclusively a problem for the SNP, and no consideration is given to the anti-democratic stance of the British nationalist parties in both blocking any…
UK Government should do more for whisky industry, Scots say
Motorway makes sense of your car’s changing running costs
27 New Oil and Gas Licences in North Sea
On the day the UK govt give the disgraceful go-ahead for 27 new oil and gas licences in the North Sea it’s worth hearing this interview from Zack Polanski, Green Party Deputy Leader in England. Some highlights: “Rosebank has the carbon equivalent of 700 million people around the world – and Keir Starmer doesn’t think […] Source
How the Scottish Business Network is connecting Scots across the globe
Scottish firm goes bust with almost 60 staff made redundant
The cowardice of Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer is a coward. During Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday Starmer had six questions for Rishi Sunak, not one of which related to the topic which dominates the news headlines and which it’s no exaggeration to say threatens the outbreak of actual world war three. But it still wasn’t important…
New homes proposed for Barhill Road area of Buckie
WATCH: Moray MP hails Buckie wind farm base in parliamentary debate
Historic theatre piece visiting Elgin to tell story of witch trials
Scottish cafe announces closure after 13 years in business
Let’s clear the smoke of confusion: Vaping saves smokers’ lives
Owners of iconic Scottish drink Irn-Bru acquire new brand for £12m
Scottish Water workers could go on strike after talks fail
The change Labour promises is just more of the same
Last week, Labour won two by elections in formerly safe Conservative seats in Tamworth in Staffordshire and Mid Bedfordshire, in both cases Labour overturned huge Conservative majorities. In Tamworth the Conservatives had won 66.3% of the vote at the general election in 2019, making it one of the safest Conservative seats…