independent information, peer support, advocacy and training
Published in the Scottish Sunday Express, 4 September 2016. Mother’s fury as her private chat is shared under hated Named Person scheme The author is grateful to the Allan family, who placed their trust in her to report their distressing experience. Read More …
Published in the Scottish Review, 24 August 2016. On 28 July 2016, the Scottish Government’s controversial named person scheme was finally declared dead in the water as the highest court in the land ruled that the information sharing powers on which it Read More …
Re-blogged from Leahurst66 After last week’s landmark Supreme Court ruling (which was covered in this post), families across Scotland began to realise that their personal data may well have been collected and shared without their knowledge or consent in line with current advice from the Scottish Government Read More …
Published in the Scottish Review, 6 July 2016. John Swinney is not for turning. Having been blinded by big data and so-called prevention science, he now describes organisations and people as ‘impediments’ to be overcome in the Scottish Government’s data-driven Read More …
An edited excerpt from this article was published in the Sunday Times Scotland on 29 May 2016: ‘I wouldn’t talk to a stranger’. Faith is home educated and a member of our forum. Faith and the First Minister As a self-proclaimed Read More …
