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Another step forward in Green Party science policy

Alasdair Thompson 1 March 2011 Another step forward in Green Party science policy2011-03-01T18:30:26+00:00 14 Comments
The basic aim of our Science and Technology policy is to encourage and promote research, development and application of science and technology which will: Increase knowledge and understanding Help to…
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Conference Preview and Highlights

Alasdair Thompson 25 February 2011 Conference Preview and Highlights2011-02-25T12:55:19+00:00 2 Comments
This will be the third Green Party of England and Wales conference I've covered for Bright Green, and (I think) the sixth I'll have attended. It already looks like it…
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Countering Council Cuts: Local Alternatives to Austerity

Alasdair Thompson 22 February 2011 Countering Council Cuts: Local Alternatives to Austerity2011-02-22T14:45:04+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
This post was first published 3 weeks ago, but we've decided to re-post as a response to this controversial piece on Liberal Conspiracy. Photo courtesy of Guardian Edinburgh via flickr…
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Scottish Greens Unveil Budget Proposals

Alasdair Thompson 9 February 2011 Scottish Greens Unveil Budget Proposals2011-02-09T09:00:51+00:00 Scotland 4 Comments
On Monday the Scottish Green Party released their proposals to amend the draft budget before Holyrood today, focussing on protecting education and housing (including a programme of home insulation we've…
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The Case for Parliamentary Reform

Alasdair Thompson 3 February 2011 The Case for Parliamentary Reform2011-02-03T09:00:38+00:00 UK 1 Comment
Image courtesy of UK Parliament via flickr In all the debate around the AV bill we often forget that democratic reform is much wider than just electoral reform. A modern,…
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Keep the NHS Public

Alasdair Thompson 31 January 2011 Keep the NHS Public2011-01-31T14:15:27+00:00 *Society* 2 Comments
The coalition's Health and Social Care Bill faces it's second reading today in Parliament today and threatens to drastically reorganise health care in this country. The average person interacting with…
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Countering Council Cuts: Local Alternatives to Austerity

Alasdair Thompson 29 January 2011 Countering Council Cuts: Local Alternatives to Austerity2011-01-29T10:00:40+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
Photo courtesy of Guardian Edinburgh via flickr While we've rightly been focussed so far national campaigns, defending welfare and education, we mustn't overlook the fact that many of the cuts…
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Employment and Growth: Latest Figures

Alasdair Thompson 27 January 2011 Employment and Growth: Latest Figures2015-03-11T00:59:51+00:00 3 Comments
The latest ONS figures for graduate employment do not make for pleasant reading. Particularly for those of us expecting to finish their current degrees this year (like myself). For the…
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Dick of the Year: 10:10

Alasdair Thompson 29 December 2010 Dick of the Year: 10:102010-12-29T18:00:33+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 4 Comments
My nomination for #dick2010. If you want to nominate someone, email a 200 word pitch to by the 31th Dec. Voting opens after the last entry is published. I spent…
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Why Occupy in Scotland?

Alasdair Thompson 27 November 2010 Why Occupy in Scotland?2010-11-27T10:21:35+00:00 *Society* 2 Comments
At on Wednesday around 200 students, workers and claimants occupied lecture theatre 2 in Appleton Tower in solidarity with occupations across the country. As I write this we're just settling…
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