A battle is raging on Scotland’s seas. Outsourcing giants Serco are on a mission to take over the remainder of Scotland’s lifeline ferry services (they already have Orkney and Shetland) […]
Controversial petrochemicals giant Ineos – who own fracking licenses covering 329 square kilometres of central Scotland – are pressing ahead with a massive £17m office complex in Grangemouth, which will […]
The proposed Tax Credit cuts should have provided an opportunity for Scotland’s much hyped new politics to flourish. Under brutal plans by the Westminster Government, many “hard working families” (i.e. […]
On Tuesday, after months of delays, the Scottish Government finally announced that the contract to provide water services to Scotland’s councils, which had previously been provided by a publicly owned […]
The appearance of the Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, on the Andrew Marr Show at the weekend signalled the end of his kiddy-on-honeymoon with nationalist bloggers and commentators, many of whom […]
In September 2012, Stephen House was appointed as Chief Constable of the newly formed Police Scotland. But our problems with the now Sir Stevie started long before then. As someone […]
A Thousand Flowers 