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writes, talks, organises, works, cooks, cycles, swims, sings in a choir- and has an allotment
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Tear down sunday
I woke up Sunday morning with fixed purpose of getting to the allotment and starting to organise all the plastic, wood, metal, paper and other stuff ready to get taken off site. After all sorts of delays, with friends popping… Read More ›
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Maggie Mellon: Why the Named Person legislation is not a progressive measure
Feminist campaigner and social worker Maggie Mellon makes the case against the Scottish Government’s ‘Named Person’ scheme SCOTLAND, like the rest of the UK and much of Europe, is an increasingly unequal society. Poverty and inequality are what stunt… Read More ›
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Glasgow Flourishing A story of a possible Glasgow By Maggie Mellon
The Clyde rolls into Glasgow from its source in the hills to the south east, tracing lazy loops as it flows under road, rail and foot bridges and motorway flyovers, through into the dense heart of the city, then broadening… Read More ›
