Stuart Campbell

1 week ago | wingsoverscotland.com | Stuart Campbell

The Crushing We’ve all got a lot of extremely heavy reading and pondering to do now. But the short version of the outcome of For Women Scotland vs The Scottish Ministers is this:On the face of the judgment handed down in the court, a more absolute, comprehensive and legally momentous defeat for the Scottish Government – and the forces of gender ideology in general – seems difficult to imagine. But we’ll get back to you on that after all the reading.

1 week ago | wingsoverscotland.com | Stuart Campbell

Fantasy World Dizzy Because you certainly are a bit light-headed if you’re buying this horse-plop. We don’t normally spend much time analysing opinion polls more than a year out from an election because it’s a complete chump’s game – too much can happen. But this one’s so absolutely batshit mad that we couldn’t resist a bit of a probe. These are the base numbers. And analysis by psephologist Prof.

1 week ago | wingsoverscotland.com | Stuart Campbell

To: [email protected] note with some concern that it appears to be impossible to locate responses to FOI requests anywhere on the website of the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR). Their “Guide To Information”, located here, makes no reference to where responses are published.

1 week ago | wingsoverscotland.com | Stuart Campbell

I request a review of this decision. Firstly, I wish to note that since the response I received was a wholly generic one containing no reference or relevance to any of the specifics of my case, it should not have taken until the 28th day of the 28-day deadline to deliver. This appears to be a deliberate stalling tactic. The information I sought did not involve the disclosure of any sensitive identities or data.

1 week ago | wingsoverscotland.com | Stuart Campbell

Alert readers will recall that Wings has for the past year been attempting to establish why controversial charity LGBT Youth Scotland is being allowed to operate in primary schools across Scotland, discussing sexual matters with children as young as four, despite only being supposed to deal with young people aged between 13 and 25.