by The Editor | Feb 23, 2018 | Politics
I know it’s a crudely constructed piece of history more designed for Hollywood than Holyrood but I love Braveheart. My favourite part is when the Scots are assembled at Stirling Bridge itching to get into battle and William ‘Mel’ Wallace instructs them to...
by The Editor | Feb 23, 2018 | Politics
Back in October, I was able to report on Police Scotland officers demonstrating how to defuse dangerous situations with a knife-holding person. I was impressed. It was clear the NYPD officers would have shot the offender in every case. I felt relieved and proud of...
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 6, 2018 | Politics
This picture popped up on my FB today and it got me wondering. The article still poses many questions…..how on earth? and could it happen again? The Electoral Commission have been very busy of...
by The Editor | Feb 3, 2018 | Politics
Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp may feel as if he has been banging his head against a brick wall as he warns about the constitutional threat to Scotland’s democracy posed by Brexit. He may take some comfort in the fact that he has not been entirely alone. Some of us have been...
