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Given the ongoing controversy surrounding the demise of Kids Company, it is surely high time that each and every state sponsored ‘children’s charity’ was subject to far greater scrutiny by the taxpayers who are forced to fund them. At the very Read More …
According to the latest snippet of Scottish Government spin, the compulsory named person is a point of contact who parents will never need to approach if they choose not to. Lying by omission is still lying, of course. Parents don’t need to approach Read More …
In the wake of Hampdengate (where things didn’t go to plan for the government, despite taxpayer funded bribes of £25 vouchers, free travel and lunches being offered to parents, children and young people to go forth and promote the ‘benefits’ of data Read More …
As most of our readers will be aware, home educators have been at the forefront of the campaign against GIRFEC surveillance and the imposition of a Named Person on every child in Scotland. The online petition set up by a Scottish home Read More …
The NO2NP roadshow visited Dingwall on 4 March 2015, where a capacity audience (bigger than the Beatles!) heard from Michael Veitch of the CI, Lesley Scott of Tymes Trust and our Forum co-ordinator Alison Preuss, whose presentation is transcribed below. Read More …
