By Dr Craig Dalzell
THE 24th of August saw the publication of the 2015-16 edition of the Government Expenditure & Revenue Scotland report, also known as GERS. In one substantial sense this has been a departure from the normal schedule as these reports have usually been published in the March following the financial year examined. However, in an effort to provide “more timely” publishing and to accommodate several other methodological changes to do with the ongoing transfer of powers to the Scottish government this schedule has been changed to August.
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October 2016 Edition
The one with the "EAT YOUR CEREAL" COVER
Robbie Dinwoodie has an exclusive interview with Malcolm Chisholm
Peter A Bell on the Essential Nationalist and why a form of cultural oppression has been going on for years in the classroom
Will McLeod in New Yorks writes on Hilary and the US Media
Dr Craig Dalzell on the subject of GERS
Wee Ginger Dug - Have a nice cold bowl of Brexit
The Most Excellent Tom Morton on Finding good whisky at reasonable prices.
Delia Forrest in Barcelona - Independence, at what price?
Photo Essay by Top Photographer Simon Mayson
Prof Steve Peers of Essex University - Can Scotland stay in the EU as part of the UK after Brexit?
Jennifer Harper- a Basic Income Guarantee Payment + a Glass Act
Dr Steve McCabe - Protecting Vulnerable Adults
Ann MacLaren - James MacLaren and Fortingall
Dave Bowman - Ewan MaColl
iScot Short Story - Lunch at the Palazzo
iScot Book Review - Par for the Ladies
Rachel Gillon - Preserving Scotland's culinary heritage
Grouse Beater - My Life as a Hero
Mary Edward - The Govan Stones
Fiona Nicholson - Bio-Assistance Dogs
David McVey - Industrial Idyll - Inchcailloch - Loch Lomond
Major Bloodnok - The guvnor