What will 2023 bring? I feel this year is a turning point
In part four of our 2023 Shape of Things to Come series, Jenny Wilson wonders if this will be the...
Read moreDetailsJenny Wilson has lived in Glasgow, Perth and St Andrews and has family connections with Moray. For a long time Jenny has nurtured an interest in the politics of Scotland. She believes the nation's best interests would be served by building strong economic and cultural ties with Europe. She has recently been involved in the Glasgow Loves EU series of lockdown livestream interviews, which can be found on YouTube. Jenny has also been involved with others in designing and writing a number of Eurowalks in Scotland, highlighting our European links (www.eurowalks.scot).
In part four of our 2023 Shape of Things to Come series, Jenny Wilson wonders if this will be the...
Read moreDetailsDid you know there’s a Scottish version of Twelve Days of Christmas (or is it 13)? That the Jacobite rebellion...
Read moreDetailsJenny Wilson explores some of the issues around air pollution, health and the use of wood burning stoves in Scotland
Read moreDetailsYou’d be surprised what Jenny Wilson can whip together with a chopped up cornflakes packet and a black t-shirt. Oh,...
Read moreDetailsA worthwhile visit to Scapa Flow Museum, where visitors can deeply immerse themselves into history
Read moreDetailsJenny Wilson reports on the possibility for a high-wage economy and a higher rate of pay in the face of...
Read moreDetailsJenny Wilson explores the condition and reputation of Scottish tourism post-Covid and discusses what the future may hold for the...
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