By Rebecca Tierney The campaign to draw attention to women’s safety on nights out after a series of spiking incidents will lead a Scotland-wide boycott of nightclubs tonight (Thursday). Girls Night In […]
The Journey from A to Z(ero) – the run up to COP26
By Rebecca Tierney In July, Boris Johnson’s former press secretary Allegra Stratton said people could join the Green Party in their fight against climate change. In response to what members of the […]
SNP MP: ‘No pro format’ to have Indy Ref 2
By Kevin Craigens THERE is no predetermined format to when a new indy ref can take place says Angela Crawley, SNP MP for Lanark and Hamilton East. In an exclusive interview with […]
The Long Road to Journalism for Kiana Greenan
Journalism can be a very tough discipline to get swept up in never mind making a career out of, I managed to sit down with Kiana Greenan an MA Broadcast Journalism student […]
Working for a Better World.
By Adam Campbell Arooj Malik is a third-year journalism student at the University of the West of Scotland. She is 24 years old and is a graduate of Glasgow Clyde College, where […]
Carlaw’s male-dominated cabinet reshuffle ‘disappointing’, says feminist organisation
By Leigh Taylor Equality advocates and political figures are hitting out at Jackson Carlaw’s reshuffled Shadow Cabinet. This comes after the revelation that the group would be made up of ten men […]
Scottish Drug Summit needed to tackle ‘public health emergency’, says Minister
By Leigh Taylor An upcoming drug summit organised by the Scottish Government alongside Glasgow City Council has reopened the discussion on the extent of our drug crisis compared to the rest of […]
It’s the Quality of Life
By Joe James Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon will today vow for her government to lead the way in “redefining” the definition of what it means to be a successful country. In […]
WHAT DOES THIS ELECTION MEAN FOR YOUNG PEOPLE?
By Hannah Scott. Are you a young person? Are you going to vote in this general election? Do you want to see a change in government? Then your country needs you. But […]
Scotland’s non-voters: has Brexit created a public disenchantment with politics?
By Harris Cumming As Thursday’s controversial General Election looms ever closer, it would appear not everyone is as politically invested as one might expect. An alarming number of South Ayrshire residents have […]
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