Kristofer Keane
@kris.scot
Library worker! Trade unionist! Pro-independence! Ace! Mostly to be found reading, riding buses, or at the cinema. Will post about books I've read, food, and Scottish politics. (he/him)
Real @johnlewis on Twitter vibes.
October 30, 2025 at 8:12 AM
Real @johnlewis on Twitter vibes.
Nothing is final until the actual submission of nominations in March. Greens will just remove the defectors from the existing lists or re-run their selection process, whatever the party chooses to do.
October 24, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Nothing is final until the actual submission of nominations in March. Greens will just remove the defectors from the existing lists or re-run their selection process, whatever the party chooses to do.
Reposted by Kristofer Keane
There's a weird belief in this country that when the public vote in a referendum, that electorate becomes an eternal arbiter of that issue.
It's like the people who insist that the Scottish independence issue is settled because an electorate that no longer exists voted on it over a decade ago.
It's like the people who insist that the Scottish independence issue is settled because an electorate that no longer exists voted on it over a decade ago.
October 17, 2025 at 12:20 PM
There's a weird belief in this country that when the public vote in a referendum, that electorate becomes an eternal arbiter of that issue.
It's like the people who insist that the Scottish independence issue is settled because an electorate that no longer exists voted on it over a decade ago.
It's like the people who insist that the Scottish independence issue is settled because an electorate that no longer exists voted on it over a decade ago.
Here, eat some pizza crunch to be sure.
October 4, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Here, eat some pizza crunch to be sure.
Stopping at Birmingham International rather than Birmingham New Street is a strange move, but I presume it's due to length of platforms vs trains? Folk could already just pop up to Crewe and change though, so it's not that huge a difference...
October 2, 2025 at 12:18 PM
Stopping at Birmingham International rather than Birmingham New Street is a strange move, but I presume it's due to length of platforms vs trains? Folk could already just pop up to Crewe and change though, so it's not that huge a difference...
This reminds me a bit of Dudley's "Library Link" model. Out of interest, how connected does it remain to the wider library system? e.g. Will borrowers still be able to request books sent from other libraries, or is it just an entirely self-contained service?
July 30, 2025 at 9:10 AM
This reminds me a bit of Dudley's "Library Link" model. Out of interest, how connected does it remain to the wider library system? e.g. Will borrowers still be able to request books sent from other libraries, or is it just an entirely self-contained service?