by The Editor | Apr 30, 2017 | Featured, Politics
Over the last few days the misrepresentations of and attacks on Jeremy Corbyn have escalated. Whilst Labour continue, day-on-day to publicise and attempt to widely promote new policies on health, housing, Brexit, pensions, education and so on all we hear from the...
by The Editor | Apr 30, 2017 | Health & Education
My abiding memory from the #OurNHSdemo in London last Saturday 4 March? Marching through Trafalgar Square. Traffic at standstill; police marking the way; chants of Whose NHS? Our NHS; tourists snapping in awe. A black helicopter whirring high above us. It felt...
by The Editor | Apr 30, 2017 | Politics
“Politics is a life we choose because we think we can do some good” – Kezia Dugdale, 25th April 2017 Today the Scottish Parliament debated the cuts to Child Tax Credits being imposed by Westminster. This necessarily centered much of the debate around certain...
by The Editor | Apr 29, 2017 | Arts & Media
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by The Editor | Apr 28, 2017 | Featured, Politics
The results of the Holyrood election are announced and three scenarios are represented. The first being the SNP obtaining the lion share of the seats with the Greens replacing Labour as the main opposition with up to 20 seats. This may not be so far fetched given the...
