by The Editor | Feb 8, 2018 | Environment
I saw this one at the weekend and showed it to a friend in England who is a bit of an environment info hub and even he was a little shocked by the extent of it. In my house, I’m sure like many of your own, we make a real effort to try to recycle as much as we can and...
by The Editor | Feb 8, 2018 | Politics
‘An investment of over £5million will bolster the work of one of Europe’s most cutting-edge research and innovation facilities. The funding from the Scottish Government and Scottish Enterprise will support the second phase of work of the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied...
by The Editor | Feb 8, 2018 | Politics
Once out of the EU Customs Union the UK could unilaterally cut all tariffs on products we don’t grow for ourselves or could offer to do so in return for some free trade response from those who would benefit. Inside, we can’t do this as the others don’t agree with this...
by The Editor | Feb 8, 2018 | Politics
Well today’s demo was busy. I was greeted by John as I arrived at Ashton Under Lyne Jobcentre, he was very early today and that cheered me up immensely. Very soon after John’s arrival Gordon arrived with the food parcels and they more or less left as soon as they...
by The Editor | Feb 8, 2018 | International
The “Girls of Revolution Street”. Iranian authorities have arrested 29 people as part of a crack down on protests against the compulsory hijab. The movement, which has been named “the Girls of Revolution Street”, started after a woman took off her headscarf in central...
