by The Editor | Aug 6, 2017 | Politics
We can’t stress too strongly that the damage of Westminster’s attack on the benefit system goes much further than its immediate impacts, and that was sadly evident at this weeks’ stall. If our last two weeks’ stalls were relatively quiet, this one made up for them....
by The Editor | Aug 5, 2017 | International
Discrimination is everywhere! I don’t mean to sound too blunt or harsh, ‘Piers Morgan style’ but I do believe that no matter who or where you are from, you will face some form of discrimination. However, it’s up to you as a person if you choose to take on the...
by The Editor | Aug 4, 2017 | Politics
Benefits are supposed to reflect actual living costs. Of course they are pretty mean – you are not expected to be able to enjoy yourself or even maintain a decent standard of living – but if a household gets large amounts in benefits, this is because there are extra...
by The Editor | Aug 3, 2017 | International
For many years I have hemmed and hawed about expressing my views through writing and now here I am with my first blog. Reason being, I’ve never been one to hold back from expressing my own personal views and opinions about various aspects of the Travelling Community...
by The Editor | Aug 1, 2017 | Environment
This is the approximate content of a talk I delivered at the Festival of the Celts on 24th July. Fracking has become one of those issues that gets under your skin (quite literally in some cases – more of which soon) and really energises communities of all sorts. This...
