Help Talking-up Scotland keep going Crowdfunder at: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-talking-up-scotland-keep-going Or by direct bank transfer to: JOHN WATSON ROBERTSON Sort Code – 08-91-04 Account – 12266421 From the at times nakedly anti-SNP Ferret yesterday: Only a tiny percentage of Scotland’s most fragile natural environments are being monitored by the national agency tasked with protecting them, The Ferret can reveal, with the number of inspections on the decline. Just 54 protected sites, which include national parks, mountains, wetlands, forests, ancient woods and peatlands, were monitored in 2025 by NatureScot, according to details released under freedom of information legislation. The figure makes up less than three per cent of protected sites, which … Continue reading Scottish Government initiatives push Scotland well ahead of the rest of the UK in preserving nature

Help Talking-up Scotland keep going Crowdfunder at: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-talking-up-scotland-keep-going Or by direct bank transfer to: JOHN WATSON ROBERTSON Sort Code – 08-91-04 Account – 12266421 From NPR, two days ago: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is preparing to change a foundational rule designed to minimize radiation exposure. The update is part of President Trump’s expansive changes to nuclear oversight, as his administration seeks to revive nuclear energy to power data centers for artificial intelligence. Under a new proposed rule, the agency is eliminating a 50-year-old standard known as “As Low As Reasonably Achievable” (ALARA), which requires the nuclear industry to drive radiation exposure for workers and the public below the stated limits where … Continue reading UK may follow US lowering nuclear safety standards to increase worker risk of cancer by 20%

Of the 1,591 total subscribers on Talking-up Scotland, 845 are confirmed (actively receiving emails) and 459 still unconfirmed. Unconfirmed subscribers are people who signed up to follow the site but haven’t yet clicked the confirmation link in the verification email they were sent — so they’re not counted as active subscribers and won’t receive our posts by email until they confirm. They can check their confirmation status at wordpress.com/email-subscriptions.  Continue reading Hundreds of you are unconfirmed subscribers and missing the automatic emails from Talking-up Scotland – it’s free here

Help Talking-up Scotland keep going Crowdfunder at: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-talking-up-scotland-keep-going Or by direct bank transfer to: JOHN WATSON ROBERTSON Sort Code – 08-91-04 Account – 12266421 I must thank an Anon contributor for much of the recent information posted here. I am finding it a bit out of my comfort zone so corrections are welcome. We can now identify a shocking 5 locations – raw sewage aeration tanks, activated sludge basins – right on the edge of the Hospital campus. The external expert advisors were not made aware of the full scale of all of this but even then were shocked that the chosen site was near any sewage works … Continue reading Deaths linked to bacterial infections at Glasgow super-hospital can only be logically attributed to Labour’s mysterious location of a hospital in the middle of a giant ‘septic tank’ full of sludge ‘that cannot be contained’

This story is on all the Daily Record-owned sites today, typically ill-informed anti-Scotland excrement. Help Talking-up Scotland keep going Crowdfunder at: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-talking-up-scotland-keep-going Or by direct bank transfer to: JOHN WATSON ROBERTSON Sort Code – 08-91-04 Account – 12266421 But from Audit Scotland, no friend of the Scottish Government, this real news: You know what to do. Never buy anything we can all produce internally. Help Talking-up Scotland keep going Crowdfunder at: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-talking-up-scotland-keep-going Or by direct bank transfer to: JOHN WATSON ROBERTSON Sort Code – 08-91-04 Account – 12266421 Continue reading How can this one patient be the news when NHS Ayrshire & Arran treats 99% of cancer patients within 31 days, above the 94% Scottish average?