Post book project: Ideas for a new Scotland
For our next big project Post will be publishing our first book, a 100 page collection of ideas for building a brand new Scotland. The book will feature 10 essays from some [...]
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Although geographically distant from the rest of Scotland, the Shetland Isles have been experiencing the same fervour of debate around independence as is gripping the rest of the country. Yes Shetland and Better Together Shetland have been holding events and public [...] -
by Arun Sood One of the most frustrating aspects of the Scottish Referendum debate has been the consistent lack of un-biased information available to the public. For the middle-ground voter, open to opinion from both sides, the slur of false promises, catastrophic [...] -
After the Second World War, Scotland needed two things – energy and jobs. A huge series of public works project was undertaken in the Highlands to produce hydroelectricity. In 1959 work began on the Cruachan dam and hydroelectric station near Oban. The [...] -
It isn’t even five AM, but on a business park near Edinburgh airport crowds of people are swarming across the car park of the Gyle shopping centre towards a tram stop where the queues stretch off the platform. There is almost no housing nearby, instead people jump [...]
Politics
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Although geographically distant from the rest of Scotland, the Shetland Isles have been experiencing the same fervour of debate around independence as is gripping the rest of the country. Yes Shetland and Better [...]
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Environment
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It isn’t even five AM, but on a business park near Edinburgh airport crowds of people are swarming across the car park of the Gyle shopping centre towards a tram stop where the queues stretch off the platform. There [...]
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Interviews
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What is the work of the Glasgow Media Group trying to achieve? Right from the beginning we were interested really in the construction of public knowledge. We didn’t really see ourselves as a media monitoring group, we [...] -
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Technology
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After the Second World War, Scotland needed two things – energy and jobs. A huge series of public works project was undertaken in the Highlands to produce hydroelectricity. In 1959 work began on the Cruachan dam and [...]
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