This question is often avoided, perhaps because some conservatives lack the courage to address it or because the concept of self-determination has gradually faded from public consciousness. Nevertheless, it is still a significant question that needs more attention. Individualism and self-determination share many similarities when it comes to personal freedoms. These include an individual’s right […]
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Edinburgh Castle’s gun salute is to be made quieter to stop it being silenced by health and safety rules. The historic firing of the gun, which has happened at one o’clock in the afternoon every day – except Sundays, Good Friday and Christmas Day – since 1861, was in jeopardy on Easter Saturday after it
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One of our activists in North East Scotland was with a friend and his son earlier when they spotted some rubbish while out on their walk. Our two and a half man team nipped back to the car for the bin bags and litter pickers then sprang into action filling several bags of rubbish and
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Public Health Scotland said action was needed quickly as the country’s health continues to deteriorate and the health gap between the rich and poor grows. Scotland’s health is getting worse under the stewardship of the SNP as people die younger than any other Western European country. Paul Johnston, chief executive of Public Health Scotland, called for a
People in Scotland have a shorter life expectancy than anywhere else in Europe. Read More »
More than 1500 locals have signed a petition to reverse a decision to force a market trader to cease trading. Pick n Mix sweet stall holder Kevin Hilliard had traded at Saxmundham’s Wednesday market for over twenty years, but due to a rebranding by the local council. The town council said the market’s rebranding towards
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Parents will be “deeply alarmed” by reports suggesting the accurate scale of violence in schools is being under-reported. It has emerged that secondary schools in one council area “don’t report at all”. The revelation backs up longstanding claims by teaching unions that staff are “dissuaded” from reporting violent incidents because of a “culture of fear” instilled by
Violence by pupils in Scottish schools is being massively under-reported it is claimed Read More »
Today, on an overcast morning in our north east region in Scotland, one of our activists, Dave, was out volunteering with the local park Ranger, planting trees. These trees will eventually grow to fill a gap between two wood blocks and give local wildlife places to live, feed and even travel. Its not just birds
The Home Office is “dysfunctional” and in desperate need of reform, the sacked borders watchdog David Neal has said in his latest broadside against the Government. Watchdog boss David Neal was removed after he warned that “high-risk” private jet flights were landing in the UK without proper checks. Mr Neal, appointed in 2021 but already due to leave after
Home Office is in Urgent need of reform, says ex-watchdog Boss. Read More »
While the issue of Fracking in Britain has gone quiet, it’s always good to keep it in mind in an era when we are constantly told of rolling blackouts on the horizon as energy prices soar. Onshore fracking enjoyed a brief ban that has since been overturned. Fracking sits waiting on the boundary of this
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt vowed several times to end the reliance on migration for growth “by building a high-wage, high-skill economy” and “not just higher GDP but higher GDP per head.” However, he did not outline any policies that would achieve this. To be clear, migration has always been at the heart of the Tory economic
The Homeland Party Official Statement on the Budget. Read More »
