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What’s bigger, “peanuts” or “chicken feed”?

Gary Dunion 25 November 2011 What’s bigger, “peanuts” or “chicken feed”?2014-12-04T18:02:05+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 1 Comment
I know that Bright Green readers are also avid fans of the Daily Telegraph, so you have no doubt seen the page 16 story that suggests this knotty arithmetical conundrum.…
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Edinburgh’s Not for Sale – Time to Stop Privatisation Plans

Peter McColl 27 October 2011 Edinburgh’s Not for Sale – Time to Stop Privatisation Plans2011-10-27T12:30:54+01:00 Scotland 2 Comments
Today City of Edinburgh Councillors are making the most important decision of their political careers. The Liberal Democrat-led administration has proposed a dramatic change in the level and mechanism of…
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Privatisation and the SNP

AlysonMacdonald 27 October 2011 Privatisation and the SNP2011-10-27T10:20:09+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
While Alex Salmond received a hero's welcome at the SNP conference in Inverness last weekend, controversy has been brewing back in Edinburgh. On Thursday, the City of Edinburgh Council –…
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The Cost of Efficiency Savings

AlysonMacdonald 8 August 2011 The Cost of Efficiency Savings2011-08-08T08:30:38+01:00 Environment 1 Comment
Of all the dirty tactics that the Conservatives have deployed since coming to power, using the localism agenda as a cover for massive austerity measures has to be one of…
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Save Our Services: East Edinburgh Edition

AlysonMacdonald 30 July 2011 Save Our Services: East Edinburgh Edition2011-07-30T14:00:30+01:00 Scotland 8 Comments
Sometimes, something happens that restores your faith in activism, and humanity in general. This week, I had one of those moments at a public meeting for Save Our Services East…
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2011 Election Night Liveblog

Alasdair Thompson 5 May 2011 2011 Election Night Liveblog2017-08-15T10:58:00+01:00 Green Parties 11 Comments
Tonight we’re going to try something different (well, for us) here at Bright Green and attempt to live blog the results of today’s elections as they come in. It’s not…
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Green Party conference – Saturday morning motions

Adam Ramsay 26 February 2011 Green Party conference – Saturday morning motions2011-02-26T11:24:40+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Conference opened today with one word: "bankers". And how apt. The first motion - "cuts and local public services" - committed the party to fighting public spending cuts at a…
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It’s better to break the law than to break the poor

Alex Wood 23 February 2011 It’s better to break the law than to break the poor2011-02-23T14:30:44+00:00 England & Wales 6 Comments
We need a little perspective before discussing the cuts. The fact of the matter is that the cuts will beyond any doubt kill people. M Harvey Brenner showed through his…
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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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10 things you may not have known about RBS

Adam Ramsay 21 February 2011 10 things you may not have known about RBS2011-02-21T12:49:45+00:00 *Society* 14 Comments
10 things you may not have known about the bank you own: We own 84% of RBS. They'll be announcing their profits this week, and UK Uncutters across the country…
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