What are we to make of the COP26 outcome? Despite all the warnings, including the "code red for humanity" from the UN; and six years after 196 countries signed the legally binding Paris agreement, the world still can’t agree on how to keep global warming to below 1.5 degrees. The problem lies of course with… Continue reading Hope…is telling the truth
10 helpful tips When COVID-19 changed everything, training in the classroom was replaced by training over Zoom. For me, that transition was a little slow, and not without some hiccups. But after some 16 months of running online workshops, I think that virtual training is here to stay. The advantages are clear. No need for… Continue reading Online Training Using Zoom
On 6 May Scotland will elect a new parliament. But you're forgiven for not noticing, given the lack of visible campaigning caused by the current COVID-19 pandemic. I've seen just one TV debate; and had a bundle of leaflets drop to the floor with my post (seven in one day!). But do the five parties… Continue reading Holyrood, charities and culture war
Johnson says he is “deeply sorry” that the UK-wide COVID-19 death count has reached 100,000. So he should be. In fact he should be deeply ashamed that his government has overseen this tragic loss of life. Yet he has the temerity to claim that his government has “done everything it can”. But they haven’t. He… Continue reading Shameful statistics and a failure of government
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