Dundee, De-Industrialisation and Deprivation
“The utterance of household names like Timex, Levi’s, NCR and now Michelin sends shivers down the spine of ordinary Dundonians.”
Poverty is Our Most Potent Virus
“No virus takes more lives annually than poverty and not even a pandemic should displace it on the political agenda.”
The Legacy Left by Grenfell Tower
The following 200 word short supplements appear exclusively in the print editions of the Evening Telegraph every Monday in June.
Is a Future Without Foodbanks Possible?
“Austerity economics and a global pandemic has entrenched foodbanks as a staple in the landscape of the UK voluntary sector.”
Kneeling on the Neck of Justice
“Tragically, discrimination resides in the United Kingdom and the cry for justice has been snuffed out on British soil too.”
The Faces Behind The Financial Crisis
“Darren was told last week he would only be eligible to claim Universal Credit if he gave up his course.”
Fighting Against the Tide of Poverty
These following 200 word short supplements appear exclusively in the print editions of the Evening Telegraph every Monday in May.
In What State Shall Football Return?
“The current impasse hanging over the future of Scottish football has thrown a sustainable future into question for many clubs.”
A New Normal Presents New Opportunities
“As an optimist, I am attracted to the language of possibility and the belief our collective tomorrow can be brighter.”
Criticism of Food Providers is Unwelcome
“Uprooting services providing crucial support at this point could unleash a wider, potentially more lethal, pandemic of poverty upon society.”
The Price Our Unemployed Are Paying
“Having applied for Universal Credit in March, Emily will eventually receive her first payment in June – 70 days later.”
