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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in iScot Magazine March/April 2019.
Voice from Europe
By Alyn Smith MEP
Is Theresa May ok? Being the Queen Bee sounds like a charmed life, on first glance. But a dysfunctional Queen creates a dysfunctional hive, and sometimes the be...
The Dinwoodie Interview
by Robbie Dinwoodie
In the early days of the internet a running joke emerged that the city did not actually exist, the Bielefeld Conspiracy
SHE comes from the city that Germ...
Our TOXIC Environment and Hostile
by Jason Michael McCann
It was standing room only in the Kilmarnock Yes Shop on Titchfield Street when my talking tour began at the end of January. Looking out over the audience there were a fe...
A breakaway
by James Kelly
Scot Goes Pop
Over recent months there has been just very occasional murmuring from a few SNP members, who are disgruntled by the shabby treatment of Grouse Beater or frus...
Stick or twist?
by Gordon Craigie
Balchrick is remote! Photo
credit: Trish Goossens
If you look in the dictionary for a definition of remote, there’s probably a p...
What lies beneath?
by Vivien Martin
Tarbat Discovery Centre, Portmahomack (formerly St Colman’s Church)
Some years ago I read New Zealand author Ngaio Marsh’s novel When in Rome, in which her ...