The rumble in the stumble

One of the issues that afflicts the politics of the moment is the way that people revise history to suit … More

The Day Democracy Left

I write this on the evening Boris Johnstone prorogued Parliament. Some have called it the deterioration of democracy, buy why?

A photo series of Scotland with my Canon AE1 program. Looking through the lens at the changing season

VisitScotland target Londoners for wellness breaks, but is Scotland’s tourism ready to morph again?

And so you get back into Edinburgh. You take a nap on South Clerk Street as the readiness of the … More

Fair fa’ your honest, sonsie face Great chieftain o the puddin’-race! The time of year has come and gone. That … More

‘Wot’s the use of talking like that? You know very well that the country is being ruined by foreigners.’ Crass, … More

Skye, do they have the stones to deal with the problem? In the previous five years, this Hebridean Island has … More

Mull I wrestled the mini-bus across the Ardnamurchan peninsula. It was bleak outside. The windscreen wipers flapped wildly against the … More

Sat outside the 18th century gardens of Dunvegan Castle, owned for 800 years by the Macleods, I am nestled by … More