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16 Jul 2026 FlickThank you
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Three Sisters
A timely and thought provoking audio drama based on Chekhov’s Three Sisters.
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6 May 2026 CeriConnor Watt
Connor is the Worker Organiser at Platform. Originally from Aberdeenshire, now based in Glasgow, Connor engages with workers from across the energy industry. He has a background in academia, and is interested in using our experience of oil to forge a publicly-owned energy system which supports workers and communities alike.
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Public stakes in renewables
Poll finds overwhelming backing among Scots for public stakes in renewables
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Cultivating Homeland(ing)
Reflections from Yasmina Seifeddine the limits and possibilities of cultural work in anti-colonial struggle.
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The UK Licensing Ban
The UK officially announced a North Sea licensing ban on 26 November, 2025. While it was a hard fought win and a necessary first step, it still has a long way to go. Read the analysis from Oil Change International, Friends of the Earth Scotland and Platform.
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Mossmorran Closure
Despite repeated calls for a transition plan, ministers have once again failed to act and instead let private industry call the shots.
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1 in 4 North Sea Workers Looking to Quit
Workers cite job security, safety and pay in intention to quit the industry
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Transition on Our Terms
What Oil and Gas Workers are Demanding from Governments and Industry
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Throwing Whaaps to the Wind
Marianne Brown’s The Shetland Way tells how an unjust energy transition has left lasting division and biodiversity loss on the Shetland isles.
