Monthly Archives: November 2019

So went to see Knives Out last night at the cinema and here are some thoughts. The film has a few big names in it for sure. Christopher Plummer, Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Don Johnson, Toni Collete … Continue reading →

What would be the best result for the SNP at Decembers General Election, a Tory win, a Labour win, or a hung parliament? Anon, who comments on the blog asked me that question and I must admit I’m not sure. … Continue reading →

You know sometimes when you read an article and you just can’t get your head around it, this morning is one of those for me. I know we have all read those type of stories but Britain is a wealthy … Continue reading →

So there was a leaders Question Time, not a debate as advertised, so here are my views for what they are worth. Jeremy Corbyn Leader of the Labour Party Coped quite well with the questions and certainly has policies that … Continue reading →

So the Tories have raised 20 times the amount of funding than the Labour Party in the first week of election campaigning. I must admit I am not surprised by this at all. Labour got £250,000, the Liberal Democrat’s £275,000 … Continue reading →

So the Courts in England have ruled against the SNP and the Liberal Democrat’s to be included in the debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. Scot Goes POP blog has written an interesting article and coming out that this … Continue reading →

This is the recent album by Liam Gallagher of Oasis fame. Its his second album and I thought I would pick it up after listening to the single that was released from the album and liking it. Now I’m not … Continue reading →

Is it just me or is this General Election campaign already the most boring ever? Labour and the Tories are promising to spend squillions on either infrastructure or the NHS, no idea of how they will pay for it, although … Continue reading →

I asked a couple of Labour Party related questions the other day and 50 people kindly replied, here are the results below. I must admit I thought a higher percentage would be tempted to vote for Labour again, it just … Continue reading →

I was chatting to a friend and fellow SNP voter yesterday and we were chatting about what we had heard from Labour so far in these early stages of the election campaign. We both agreed that we come from families … Continue reading →