by The Editor | Jul 29, 2017 | Featured, Politics
This won’t be a particularly wordy or thoughtful post, because I’m tired and not full of enthusiasm at the moment. I’m sensing a general fatigue has come over many of us, so I’ll keep this short and pointy. I voted No in 2014 for a couple of reasons – the main one...
by The Editor | Jul 29, 2017 | Politics
This year has been eventful to say the least, politically, so far, a real battle of human wills constantly fighting for supremacy. Even one of the most catastrophic incidents in London history, with the human disaster that it created was not enough to stop the...
by The Editor | Jul 29, 2017 | Politics
This is one of those “blog it to stop it going round my head all day.” July in ScotPol Twitter is an aggravating place to be (can’t wait for August *she laughed hysterically*). I’ve tended to describe the Yes campaign as a family and it feuds in only the way a family...
by The Editor | Jul 29, 2017 | Politics
Chanel 4 The Handmaid’s Tale Last week included three of my favourite days in my working year: the British Sociological Association Auto/Biography Study Group annual summer imagine well I can conference. This year the theme of the conference...
by The Editor | Jul 29, 2017 | Arts & Media
This weeks nuggets of gold from Red Raiph You can follow Red Raiph on twitter click here or at the website click here
