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tweets by @lesleyriddoch search june 20, 2018 act as if you own the place - rebuilding local democracy in scotland do you want to live in the country with the least truly local government in europe? this is your chance to do something about scotland's topdown democracy and over-sized non-local councils. an incredible line up, a vital discussion and hundreds of people like you. democracy 21, a major conference organised by ers in collaboration with common weal, to be held on june 23rd in the glasgow marriott, will look at how we can make a democracy fit for the challenges of the 21st century. this is not to be missed. please note that over 400 people have now booked tickets - so if you are planning to attend please book asap to guarantee your place. levels of local representation in scotland are the lowest in europe – leaving many feeling powerless. it is our belief that communities work better when they are engaged and empowered to allow citizens to decide how they run. this conference aims to make this happen.we will be joined by democracy activists from barcelona who will be part of an incredible line up of speakers and sessions including: paul mason journalist darren 'loki' mcgarvey author, poverty safari robin mcalpine director, commonweal sarah collins stuc policy officer willie sullivan electoral reform society lesley riddoch broadcaster talat yaqoub director, equate scotland gehan mcleod galgael and actor iain robertson will be doing a very special reading of the famous jimmy reid speech on alienation. it is going to be an important, exciting and impactful day - make sure you are part of it. tickets are still available now. if you've been to any of the events i've spoken at over last four years since blossom publication, you know this matters. so come along! book here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/democracy-21-lets-build-a-democracy-fit-for-the-21st-century-tickets-42562134490 posted at 09:49 am | permalink reblog (0) | | | | | march 18, 2018 brexit, norway & the eea: how the nordic half-way house works livestream from scottish parliament 7pm tuesday 20 th march via https://www.youtube.com/c/democracytvscot/live brexit also means bre(eea)xit professor christophe hillion, from the centre for european law at oslo university, will tell msps on tuesday how the "halfway house" option of single market access without eu membership works for norway. he will also outline an overlooked aspect of brexit – its impact on the three efta members who are part of the single market via the eea agreement. hillion – an expert on eu external relations -- will argue there is no option for a brexiting uk to remain in the eea because “brexit means br(eea)xit.” the nordic horizons speaker will also suggest solidarity within the eu has been bolstered rather than weakened by the brexit process; “there have been few signs of fragmentation in the eu following the uk’s activation of article 50 teu. on the contrary, thus far, the withdrawal process has shown some integration-friendly features.” nordic horizons director and mcsmorgasbord co-editor lesley riddoch will be chairing the event. she said; “the impact of brexit on small nations with indirect single market access has been ignored so far. as one of europe’s leading legal experts in the structures of the european union we hope christophe will rectify that and describe how access to the single market via the eea “halfway house” works in norway - the pros and the cons. it’s an option the scottish government is also considering as it tries to plan scotland’s post-brexit future.” sponsoring msp ivan mckee said; "i'm delighted to be hosting nordic horizons' timely debate. there's so much we can learn from other small, successful countries - and important to know there are options other than hard brexit". the event is full with a waiting list. accredited journalists, msps and holyrood staff are very welcome to attend but the talk will also be live-streamed via this link which will be live from 7pm on tuesday night. (note later starting time because of likely late-running of parliament) https://www.youtube.com/c/democracytvscot/live notes; nordic horizons is a policy group founded in 2010 to increase understanding of nordic life and policy options in scotland and facilitate connections between scots and nordic individuals and interest groups. nh has brought more than 40 policy specialists from the five nordic countries, (plus the faroes and greenland) to speak in public events and brief scottish civil servants and local government leaders. nh receives funding from the scottish government to cover the travel and accommodation expenses of these speakers. christophe hillion is also a researcher at the swedish institute for european policy studies (sieps) in stockholm and at the centre for european law at oslo university and has advised the swedish, uk and ukrainian governments and the european parliament, commission, and council of europe. he will brief scottish civil servants on legal and practical aspects of eea membership before his talk in the scottish parliament. posted at 07:42 pm | permalink reblog (0) | | | | | march 08, 2018 rural homelessness - finally on the agenda strange. the day after i write another lengthy catch-up piece about evictions, removals and terminated leases in rural scotland, (including balavil pictured above) there are two big hopeful announcements. scottish housing minister kevin stewart has announced that scotland is to introduce a housing first model for homeless people with the most "complex needs". this will see them moved into permanent rather than temporary accommodation straight away. mr stewart said that meeting the government’s ambition to “end homelessness in scotland” would need the help of councils and housing associations to provide permanent accommodation, and urged them to ensure that government funding of £3bn to build 50,000 homes within this parliamentary term did not ignore such accommodation, saying it was up to local authorities and associations to “get their allocations policy right.” that's very welcome. so is the announcement from lochalsh and skye housing association to build 200 new houses by 2023. forty four of the properties are already under construction or being purchased and a further seventy houses and flats will start on site during 2018. the anticipated cost of the development programme is in the region of £25 million.the priority is "new affordable rented homes for those in priority need including those affected by overcrowding, damp, temporary and poorly repaired properties" great news. but meanwhile more folk all over scotland are being forced out of homes because of the weakness of tenancy agreements for homes and farms. cant we tackle that? folk cant get homes nearby because there is no land and it's unaffordable for most public and affordable private builders in any case. behind all this homelessness and people living in foul, damp conditions with high rents is a land shortage that so far has not been tackled by land reform. here's this week's column; http://www.thenational.scot/news/16071669.power_balance_in_rural_scotland_is_hopelessly_skewed_towards_landowners/ posted at 09:16 am | permalink reblog (0) | | | | | march 05, 2018 the snow where you are a wee offloading of rural irritation about a-road-fixated news/weather coverage over recent days, with apologies to james robertson for mashing up his marvellous poem, "the news where you are." (read the original here https://www.scottishreviewofbooks.org/20…/…/six-of-the-best/ ) that’s all from us. now it’s time for the snow where you are. the snow where you are does not come after the news where we are. because if there is no snow where we are then there is no snow where you are. the snow where we are is the snow. it comes first. the snow where you are is the snow where you are. it does not cause serious problems because we do not have the snow where you are. the snow where you are may be snow to you but

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