Shawlands Bike Bus
Katherine Cory – 31st March 2022 Back in October, Gareth Johnson, from the Southside of Glasgow, saw a video on Twitter of a group of …
Month: March 2022
When I grow Up…
Robin McAlpine – 31st March 2022 “So tell me, what is it you’d like to be when you grow up?”“I’d really like to be a …
SolarPunk: Growing the Hope we Deserve
Craig Dalzell – 31st March 2022 The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel. So began William Gibson’s …
In-between before and after
Robin McAlpine – 24th March 2022 The old world is dead. The new world isn’t born. We live between these times. This might sound like …
How to Nationalise ScotWind
Craig Dalzell – 24th March 2022 Earlier this year, the Scottish Government – via its devolved control of Crown Estate Scotland – embarked on the …
Scottish Government, KPMG and the National Care Service
Nick Kempe – 24th March 2022 The Scottish Government’s decision to award KPMG the £546k contract to design the National Care Service is looking more immoral …
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Meaning of ‘Activism’
Leo Plumb – 24th March 2022 This week, I spent some time asking people “What they expect from activism in 2022?” This article contains quotes …
Empowered by Community
Cristina Ertze – 17th March 2022 A few days ago I felt I was going to explode with an overload of pride and joy. Breaking …
Too Negative Really?
Robin McAlpine – 17th March, 2022 There were some comments following last week’s article on St Fittick’s Park suggesting that in writing that ‘the rich …
Safe as Houses
Craig Dalzell – 17th March 2022 Scotland’s readiness for the effects of climate change, well…isn’t. That’s the conclusion of this week’s report from the Climate Change Committee …