by The Editor | Jul 3, 2017 | Politics
I’ve been wanting to write a new blog post for ages but the political sands are shifting so much that I’ve really struggled to know what to say. So I’m just going to start writing and see where it takes me. The General Election. Where to begin? If I lived in England I...
by The Editor | Jul 3, 2017 | Arts & Media
When you first join Twitter it can seem very confusing, so I thought I might compile a step by step guide. Firstly if if someone you don’t know follows you always ask who they are and why. STRANGER DANGER. Next step is to follow and tweet all the celebs asking...
by The Editor | Jul 3, 2017 | Politics
Neal Ascherson is only half right when he says “that’s not how it works”. The bit that he gets right is an important observation about Scotland’s independence movement. The bit that he gets wrong is likely to be fatal to that cause. He is right to say that...
by The Editor | Jul 3, 2017 | Politics
There is so much wrong with this article that it’s hard to know where to begin. There’s the abject failure to understand the crucial role of the SNP as the political arm of the independence movement. I weary of addressing that issue. Much as I tire of pointing out...
by The Editor | Jul 3, 2017 | Politics
Letters sent by the DWP to people with Post Office Accounts are not only economical with the truth, they are quite clearly designed to mislead people into thinking they have no alternative but to open a bank account instead. One of our activists got one of these...
