Today our Lothian activists revisited Traprain Law near Haddington for a get together and walk with the dogs. After the fog lifted the activists were treated to a stunning view of the East Lothian coastline. Whilst community politics is the top priority we are always happy to have a get together for a barbecue, hike […]
The UK government’s recent decision to supply Storm Shadow long-range cruise missiles to Ukraine was announced on Thursday by UK Defence Minister Ben Wallace. The move signals a commitment to the UK government’s pledge to escalate military assistance to Ukraine as long as the war continues. The cruise missiles have an effective range of over
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A primary school teacher is taking legal action against Nottinghamshire County Council to court over claims that she was sacked after refusing to use a 8-year-old pupil’s preferred pronouns. The teacher claims that, two years ago, the school where she worked decided to facilitate the social transition of a girl who wanted to be treated
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Today we once again joined with Erskine residents in their on-going #ErskineSaysNo campaign, against migrants being dumped on their doorstep and housed in the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel. After our activists left, the police in their infinite wisdom left as well, leaving the half dozen or so Erskine locals to be accosted by 20 “counter
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This sickening story may sound like it came straight from a horror film, but in this case, truth is stranger (and more disgusting) than fiction. Last month, a distressing photo was shared with Traditional Britain’s Twitter page, whereby a local walker encountered a group of Asian men at the Derwent Reservoir. Beside them was what
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The owners of a café in Exmouth, Devon have removed a small statue of a monkey in top hat and tails after someone complained it was offensive. The news of its removal has been welcomed by the anonymous complainant, who said: “I was recently at Fortes and noticed they have a figurine of a monkey
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The House of Lords is set to clash with the Government when its plan to tackle small boat crossings takes its next step through Parliament later. The Illegal Immigration Bill was passed by MPs last month but will now run into stiff opposition from the upper chamber. The Archbishop of Canterbury is one of 90
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Junior doctors in Scotland have followed their colleagues south of the border in voting to implement a 72-hour strike. No dates have been put forward for the strike yet, with the British Medical Association, that represents the junior doctors, awaiting a response from the Scottish Government. More than 71% of the eligible 5,000 junior doctors
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Sir Mark Rowley has defended his officers after six anti-monarchy protesters were arrested and detained for sixteen hours. The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police said it was unfortunate those arrested could not protest, but supported the actions of his officers. Sir Mark also said the Met had had growing concerns that protesters would use rape
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Patrick Grady, the MP for Glasgow since 2015, was suspended from the Commons for two days in 2022 after inappropriately touching a party worker on a night out. Commons watchdogs described the incident as “unwelcome physical touching” with “sexual intent” and concluded that it was a breach of the parliament’s sexual misconduct policy. Despite the
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