23/09/23 – 29/09/23 When is free land access not free? What’s in store for Taymouth? But first….. The Rutherglen/Hamilton West By-election Going into the final week of campaigning for the Rutherglen/ Hamilton West by-election, the ISP is the only party fielding a candidate who puts Westminster in its place by saying that if elected, we… Read More »September 23rd – 29th, 2023
ToW 16/09/23 – 22/09/23 Debt Collectors Chasing Dinner Money Renfrewshire Council has contracted a firm of sheriff officers (who have power to seize property and raid homes) to obtain payment for outstanding dinner money debts. And Dundee City Council sent more than 15,000 warning letters to parents last year for the same reason. Only pupils… Read More »16th September – 22nd September, 2023
09/09/23 – 15/09/23 Should (some) Scots have booed the English Anthem? Justice on Trial ….. but first…. The Ozone Paradox Levels of ozone in Glasgow’s Low Emissions Zone have soared since the advent of the LEZ, with monitors registering an average 55 micro-grammes per cubic metre in the first three months of the LEZ’s operation,… Read More »September 9th – September 15th, 2023
Norway’s Fight for Freedom from Sweden Surprising parallels exist in the relationship of Norway to Sweden; and Scotland to the UK. In 1814, a war led to the establishment of a personal union between Sweden and Norway under a common monarch. But Norway’s constitution remained intact, as did its legal system, army, flag, currency,… Read More »Scotland’s Strange Parallels with Norway’s Fight
02/09/23 – 08/09/23 Should police bother with break-ins? Tourism wars, football .. but first …. Disability Kills Glasgow Disability Alliance (GDA) recently claimed the disabled are ‘dying of poverty’ with people unable to get personal care like help with using the toilet and shower as they cannot afford it. GDA leader Tressa Burke says she… Read More »September 2nd – September 8th, 2023
26/08/23 – 01/09/23 Is the SNP really Green? China Calling and royal propaganda …. Ferries: A green fuel farce is adding a further layer of complication to the delayed ferry saga. One of the ferries is now being taken from Skye to serve the Arran route despite a £40 million upgrade in Skye to instal… Read More »August 26th – September 1st, 2023
Womb Transplants The media has recently been ablaze with the ‘great’ news that a womb transplant has now been carried out. It is indeed one of the fears of women that the trans lobby will demand such transplants via organ donation, so much so that some women are cancelling organ donation or limiting which… Read More »Women aren’t Objects, are we?
19/08/23 – 25/08/23 Soaring Rents, Transport Woes and …. Ghost Towns The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) has called on the Scottish government to reinvigorate the high street, with many of Scotland’s cities turning into ghost towns as the number of abandoned empty shop units rose to a rate of 15.9%. Only out of town retail… Read More »19th August – 25th August, 2023
12/08/23 – 18/08/23 EV charging, Fishing Red Tape and… The GERS figures really are ‘CRAp’ So says Professor Richard Murphy, meaning they are ‘Completely Rubbish Approximations’. Specifically set up to fool Scotland into believing it is too poor to manage without the UK, yesterday’s release of the Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland figures begs many… Read More »12th August – 18th August, 2023
05/08/23 – 11/08/23 Is the Truth out there? Justice veering off-track, but first The Fish Need to Know Your BMI Ludicrous new UK regulations will ban fishermen from working on their OWN boats if their BMI exceeds 35, claiming this will reduce the risk of accidents at sea! The UK government is following international fishing… Read More »August 5th – August 11th, 2023
