From Glasgow Live today, the above, and: A meeting with anti-racism organisations was held in June after disorder in Glasgow and elsewhere in Scotland. Mr Swinney met with anti-racism campaigners and those working with refugees. The talks came after two police officers and three people were injured in disturbances in Glasgow – with police saying members of the public had been “attacked because of the colour of their skin”. Since then, the Scottish Government said, there has been extensive engagement with Ministers, senior officials, and Police Scotland to listen to concerns and take forward constructive action. https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/glasgow-news/hatred-extremism-racism-no-place-34474284 How big is this problem? … Continue reading Hatred, extremism and racism already has little space in Scotland relative to the UK