Better For Who?
This month marked eight years since the Scottish Independence Referendum and it’s fair to say that they have not been a quiet eight years. Brexit, …
Month: September 2022
Drug Recovery for All
Kaitlin Dryburgh- 30/09/22 This year we thankfully saw a decrease in the amount of drug deaths, although small it’s a step in the right direction …
The Art of Distraction
Nicola Biggerstaff – 30 September 2022 The Queue to End All Queues, Britain’s Endgame… The Queue to see the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II lying …
Lived Experience – and how not to Design a National Care Service
Nick Kempe – 30th September 2022 In March 2022, Marion McLeod and Mark Smith took a look at the trend among Scottish policy makers towards …
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Death and Taxes
Robin McAlpine – 30th September 2022 Only two things in life are certain; death and rich people complaining about taxes. It is a rule of …
Children shouldn’t be hungry…
Robin McAlpine – 23rd September 2022 My daughter recently turned 13 and had a dozen pals up for a sleepover. When they pick music or …
Subjects Process, Citizens Assemble…
Bill Johnston – 23rd September 2022 Subjects Process, Citizens Assemble: Scotland the Monarchy post Elizabeth Whilst the passing of Queen Elizabeth and the ritual accession …
Questions of EU Membership
Anthony Salamone – 23rd September 2022 Our relationship with the EU matters to many of us. For some, in the wake of Brexit, prospective Scottish …
What’s Happened to Free Speech in Scotland?
Kaitlin Dryburgh- 23rd September 2022 The recent monarchy processions have brought up many emotions and questions, not only for Scotland but for the UK as …
The Eternal Workforce
More older people in Britain are working than every before. But does this reveal economic weakness rather than strength?