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  • Bookshops of the Borders

    Bookshops of the Borders

    Bookshops of the Borders – NOT Borders Bookshops, which are (or were) something else.

    Kay Green

    November 4, 2017
    Book reviews, book shops
    Bookends, Books, Carlisle, Frances Hardinge, James Kelman, Moffat, Moffat Bookshop, Poetry, The Poets’ Republic
  • Reader, writer or publisher? two books to help you on your way…

    Reader, writer or publisher? two books to help you on your way…

    Join in, win some cash, get published…

    Kay Green

    October 20, 2017
    Book reviews, Circaidy Gregory Press, Earlyworks Press, Poetry, Short stories
    Book reviews, Italo Calvino, reading, Ursula K Le Guin, Writing, writing competitions
  • On reviewing a book I haven’t read

    On reviewing a book I haven’t read

    Well I’ve never done this before. The book is Citizen Clem by John Bew. The pic at the top of this article is from the Ken Loach film, Spirit of ’45. When you’ve read this book review, if you’re interested in all the talk of Jeremy Corbyn being like (or not like) Clement Attlee, I…

    Kay Green

    September 17, 2017
    Book reviews, Corbyn, Labour, media, Politics, Uncategorized
    Attlee, Corbyn, Election, Ken Loach, media, Politics
  • It’s not the end of the world… or is it?

    It’s not the end of the world… or is it?

    I put a status update on Facebook expressing my frustration about all these EU experts around me thinking Brexit is a more important issue than all the lives that are falling apart and being lost around us right now.

    Kay Green

    August 8, 2017
    Book reviews, Corbyn, economics, Labour, Politics
    Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn, Naomi Klein, neoliberalism
  • Neoliberalism v People?

    Neoliberalism v People?

    It was a “public consultation” apparently – or was it a “community forum”? Anyway, it was being run by a couple of people from Post Office Ltd, who didn’t take very kindly to a community leader suggesting that if it was a community forum, the attendees, being locals, were in charge of it.

    Kay Green

    August 4, 2017
    activism, Politics
    activism, neoliberalism, Politics, St Leonards Post Office
  • Why guns won’t save Amber Rudd

    Why guns won’t save Amber Rudd

    Donnachadh McCarthy has been arrested numerous times. Why? He was never a violent man, never a criminal of any kind. He was a classical ballet dancer until a few seconds before someone said “you were supposed to catch him just then.”

    Kay Green

    July 27, 2017
    activism, Book reviews, Politics
    activism, Donnachadh McCarthy, RMT, The Prostitute State, Unite Community
  • I feel like doing a bit of roaring

    I feel like doing a bit of roaring

    Hastings Town Centre Post Office has gone. The building is still there, with its Mercury heads on the window capitals presiding sadly over empty space. There was some talk of turning it into a Nandos. Oh good. We need another restaurant. We campaigned, we argued, we persisted – our MP, Amber Rudd, presided over a…

    Kay Green

    July 26, 2017
    Hastings, Politics
    Hastings, Politics, Post Office, Privatisation, Protest
  • The great government debt scam

    The great government debt scam

    I’m delighted to have a guest-post here from Keith Lindsay-Cameron, the man who’s famous around social media for writing a letter a day to number 10. It is a fantastic addition to our information for campaigners and activists collection – KG.

    Kay Green

    July 24, 2017
    economics, Election, Politics
    economics, policy, Politics, Privatisation
  • Slash, Trash and Privatise

    Slash, Trash and Privatise

    “The NHS will last as long as there are folk left with faith to fight for it” – probably there are more people arguing about which politician misquoted which here than there are seriously fighting for the NHS – but whoever said it, the statement appears to be true.

    Kay Green

    July 19, 2017
    NHS, Politics
    NHS, Privatisation, STP
  • More listening – really, really more listening

    More listening – really, really more listening

    Having trouble with canvassing, political conversations on Facebook, in the pub or even round the dinner table at home? This could be just what you need…

    Kay Green

    July 10, 2017
    Politics
    Canvassing, Communications, racism
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