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FROM NOON SUNDAY. The March grand tour of Scotland arrived at its final destination this weekend. We were hosted by Aye Aberdeen in the Rusty Nail in the heart of the granite city. An excellent crowd of good folk attended and asked many and varied questions. My panel this week consisted of Eva Comrie, Read more about Through A Scottish Prism– Fit like?[…]
For over a year, opinion polls have consistently revealed a significant desire for Scottish independence, with more than 50% of Scots supporting the cause. However, paradoxically, the largest pro-independence party, the SNP, has been experiencing a decline in support. The recent polls indicate that while 53% of Scots favor independence, the SNP’s support stands Read more about WHY DO WE NEED INDY1ST?[…]
FROM NOON WEDNESDAY. The TASP Roadshow continues with our latest stop last night being the fair City of Perth. We had a fantastic panel consisting of Phil Boswell, Eva Comrie and Sally Hughes. An invitation to the local MP Mr Peter Wishart a former keyboard player went unanswered. His failure to even have the good Read more about Through A Scottish Prism — The Journey Continues — Perth 27/03/24[…]
Eva Comrie, the steadfast independent,independence candidate for Alloa and Grangemouth, unleashes a scathing condemnation in response to the unfathomable closure of the Grangemouth refinery. The closure, coming hot on the heels of a reported £100 million profit, has ignited a firestorm of outrage among the hardworking men and women of our community. “This closure Read more about Eva Comrie: Independent Voice for Alloa and Grangemouth Demands Action Against Grangemouth Refinery Closure[…]
VIDEO LIVE 9AM . On March 25th, 1306, history marked a pivotal moment for Scotland as King Robert the Bruce ascended to the throne at Scone Palace, Perthshire. His legacy as a warrior king, epitomised by the decisive victory at Bannockburn in June 1314, which secured Scotland’s independence from English dominance. Fast forward to the Read more about Indy1st, A New Era in Scottish Independence Campaigning[…]
This week we continue our March Tour of Scotland. On Wednesday we were guests of the good folk of Fife at the Abbeyview Bowling Club in Dunfermline. We had a great live audience and some fantastic questions. Our panel consisted of Eva Comrie, Lloyd Quinan, Leanne Tervitt. Our first question from the audience was a Read more about Through A Scottish Prism Fife at The Double[…]
In the realm of sports, particularly football, national pride often transcends club allegiances.It certainly does with myself.When Scottish fans gather to support the national team at Hampden or elsewhere, they do so with a singular focus, to witness victory for their country. Regardless of which club their favorite players represent during the season. We are Read more about Putting Nation Before Party: A Call for Unity in Politics[…]
A GUEST POST BY LEANNE TERVIT. I left the SNP mainly due to the lack of internal democracy. The gerrymandering of their NEC and their candidates. I left Alba for similar reasons. The engineering of their NEC to get their preferred committees. Parties, by design, are undemocratic. Their power remains at the very top. Read more about The People’s Representatives[…]
In recent times, a palpable sense of disillusionment has swept across the United Kingdom, leaving the traditional political parties reeling in its wake. The seismic tremors of this discontent were most notably felt in the aftermath of the Rochdale by-election, where independent candidates triumphed, capturing a staggering 60% of the total vote. This Read more about The Rise of Independents: A Shift in British Politics?[…]
Here is the second part of the Journey of Discovery. Our Dundee live audience Through A Scottish Prism overran at the weekend and we had to split it into two parts. Our panel of Lloyd Quinan, Eva Comrie, Phil Boswell, and Not My Parliament’s Allan Petrie proved so popular with the Dundee audience we held Read more about The Journey Continues[…]