Month: August 2019

A guest post by Jason Baird of the IndyApp A few months ago the following kitten GIF was posted to a twitter thread discussing self- organisation among the local YES ...

On Orkney a revolution is under way, made of wind, sun and sea waves. Fifteen kilometres off the north coast of Scotland, this archipelago of twenty islands has become the ...

The Brexit Party’s Scottish MEP provoked social media controversy after questioning the cost of the Scottish Parliament. Louis Stedman-Bryce was elected for Nigel Farage’s party in May 2019. He suggested ...

This poll from Opinium came out a few days ago, but didn’t get as much attention as people might normally have expected, possibly because it was presented in a very ...

The Labour party’s mostly invisible branch office manager in Scotland, Reginald Lapdancer, might once have had the fond belief that being a Corbyn loyalist meant that the Jezza would be ...

I was surprised to see an article on Stormfront Lite by Alastair Meeks today suggesting that Jeremy Corbyn has made a strategic mistake by offering to head a caretaker government ...

Academics and politicians have raised concerns that councils are failing to manage common good funds properly, after an investigation by The Ferret revealed many are worth significantly less now than ...

Oh dear God in Heaven, not THIS again. Helen Thompson is apparently the “professor of political economy” at Cambridge University. No wonder the country is screwed. Let’s speak really slowly ...

This dugcast was actually recorded yesterday, but immediately after recording it with Callum Baird of The National, I had to drive up to Aberdeen where I was speaking at an ...

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