Turning Glasgow Green
We may not be Brighton or Bristol, but something special is happening in Scotland’s biggest city by Paul Mason, Glasgow Greens Co-Convenor. I am one of the Glasgow Green Party Organisers in the West of the city and Kate Bell is over in the East End. We live on opposite sides of the city and […] Source
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Fact check: Keir Starmer’s SNP child poverty claim
Fact check: Keir Starmer claim that child poverty is up under the SNP
It’s Labour’s two child cap on benefits now
Elgin Cathedral celebrates its 800th birthday
Stolen Keith off-roader spotted in Moray village, police confirm
Big job ahead but new MP Logan vows he’s up for the challenge
Grangemouth: Campaign group organises rally to save jobs
Harland and Wolff: Kate Forbes in talks to save Scottish shipyards
Fifty Six Degrees North with Bram E Gieben
I talked to the writer, podcaster and musician Bram E Gieben about his new book The Darkest Timeline and what it means to “live in a world with no future”. You can listen to his podcast Strange Exiles here: Strange Exiles | Substack You can catch Bram at book launches at Lighthouse Books and All […] Source
Whisky industry ‘at risk’ as drought events could double by 2050
See the full list of Carpetright stores closing amid administration
Almost half of Scottish entrepreneurs last year were female
Two-faced: Tom Nairn’s Faces of Nationalism Revisited
Faces of Nationalism: Janus Revisited, Tom Nairn, Verso Books Reviewed by David McCrone In an essay on Thomas Carlyle in London Review of Books (14th Dec 2023), the writer Stefan Collini commented on Tom Nairn’s ‘caustic Scottish sarcasm’. Certainly, Tom took no prisoners in his writing, while in person he was a gentle soul, always […] Source