Crisis – Pitiful or Petrifying?
Robin McAlpine – 25th August 2022 I don’t know whether the response to the crisis approaching this winter is more pitiful or more petrifying. Pitiful …
Month: August 2022
Analysis: GERS 2021-22
Craig Dalzell – 25th August 2022 Welcome to the second year of the Covid Discontinuity. As I noted last year, we’re in the middle of the …
Preparing to be Cold…
Kaitlin Dryburgh – 25th August 2022 We’ve all seen the headlines; they’ve been hard to ignore. Fuel costs on the rise, inflation to hit a …
Vision for SCotland’s Creatives
James MacConochie – 25th August 2022 A Vision for Scotland’s Creative Sector Post-Independence Creative Scotland, Scotland’s national arts funding and advisory body, has a small …
Eat Weeds!
Cristina Ertze – 18th August 2022 Every year I fail to get my head around just how fast and powerful the Scottish landscape comes to …
Optics, Anger and Community
Robin McAlpine – 18th August 2022 If you’re looking for a bit of that anger I was writing about last week, the kind of anger …
Profit Before Performance
Kaitlin Dryburgh – 18th August 2022 After falling victim to Covid, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is back with a bang and celebrating its 75th year of …
2B or Not 2B: The Buyer’s Dilemma
Nicola Biggerstaff – 18th August 2022 Earlier this month I discovered that the rumours surrounding my flat were true: my landlord had been attempting for …
The Threat from Ageism
Bill Johnston – 18th August 2022 The Threat from Ageism to Social Solidarity: Bias, stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination Introduction Countering racism, sexism, and homophobia, are …
Make Repair and Reuse a Reality
Kaitlin Dryburgh – 11th August 2022 The past week I embarked on the challenge of selling our old TV, not exactly a ground breaking venture …