May 2024 M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Blogroll
-
Join 1,419 other subscribers
Tag Cloud
- 2011
- Aberdeen
- Afghanistan
- Ambulance
- Angus
- Army
- Benefits
- Birmingham
- Borrowing
- Boundary Changes
- Budget
- Cameron
- Capital Gains
- Chinook
- Climate Change
- Co-Operative
- Coalition
- College
- Community
- Conference
- Council Houses
- Cuts
- Daily Mail
- Daylight
- Debt
- Deficit
- East Coast
- Economy
- Education
- Election
- Electoral Reform
- Electricity
- entrepreneur
- Fairness
- GDP
- General Election
- Health
- High Speed
- Holyrood
- Housing
- HS2
- Independence
- Jobs
- Labour
- Liberal Democrats
- Liverpool
- Local Government
- London
- Manchester
- Montrose
- Mutual
- Network Rail
- NHS
- Opinion Polls
- Pensions
- PM
- Proportional Representation
- Public Ownership
- Public Sector
- Railway
- RBS
- Referendum
- Refounding Labour
- Renewables
- Retirement
- Richard Branson
- Road Accidents
- savings
- Scotland
- SNP
- Spending
- Tax
- TGV
- Tories
- UNISON
About Me
Category Archives: Rights
Why I am Striking on November 30th
Well, actually I’m not technically going on strike. Angus Council, several years ago, decided that in order to celebrate St. Andrews Day, it would move a bank holiday elsewhere in the year to the end of November. So I already had … Continue reading
One strike I wont support
While I fully support the right of any worker to withdraw their labour, the strike by Jockeys on Monday is one I cannot support. The fact that the Jockeys are condoning the use of the whip on race horses and are even trying to force a change of the new rules show that the welfare of their mounts is the last things on their minds. Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Rights
Tagged abuse, Animal Rights, Entertainment, Grand National, Horse Racing, Whip
1 Comment
Let’s have that referendum
The former leader of the SNP has called for a referendum straight away, because of a policy that could have “destructive consequences” for Scotland. I agree we should have a referendum, but not for the reason he does. Gordon Wilson, … Continue reading
Conference Day Two: Evening Fringe
This evening I went to two events, one well attended and the other less so, but they both provided a fascinating insight and I learnt something from each. The first was on Children’s rights and the other was on the … Continue reading