Tag Archives: democracy

Leith School of Art Turns up Trumps

Posted on May 6, 2011 by Colin Galbraith

Image: FindHow.com Scottish Election Day I voted. I walked through the pissing rain and cast my vote, making sure to use my right to take part in our democratic process. It wasn’t as exhilarating as it sounds. Normally the party … Continue reading →

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A Nation In Limbo

Posted on May 7, 2010 by Colin Galbraith

Image: EP The votes were cast, collated and counted, and in the end we are still waiting to see what the political future of the United Kingdom is and who our next PM will be. When I cast my vote … Continue reading →

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Election Day: Use Your Vote

Posted on May 6, 2010 by Colin Galbraith

Image: Peter Greenberg Voting Day has arrived. The political parties have ceased their rounds, the leaders have returned home, the television has returned to normal (they aren’t allowed to run political reports on voting day because of impartiality rules) and … Continue reading →

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