@thejohnhannah The indy camp was never exclusively working class. A common Labour jibe in the seventies was "Tartan Tories" aka The SNP. Labour was unionist, SWP was unionist. Some left Labour in the 80' to form a short lived party. Mick McGachey (Marxist) supported devolution
@agvocate_au I discovered that leaving pruned branches in the grass
kept the wind off (garden on the west coast of Scotland)
and the grass got through the winter better than the exposed grass.
@Muxley14 In the 70's graduates usually had to make a lot of effort to find work. A degree was not a shoe-in in the job market. There was a lot of competition for places. In the late sixties into the seventies there was what was known as the "Brain drain" Qualified people emigrating .
@KubrickPoint This is fiction - when this film was made, in reality a lot of teenagers and young adults dressed in all sorts of strange ways. This was the time of Hippies, Glam Rock and much more.
@Roberts56Gavin What they do is pick people they can manipulate and encourage to extremist behaviour which gets in the media , aiming to discredit the main movement.
"The UK's copper wire landline system - which would work even in a power cut - will be switched off on 31 January 2027." Incredible.
There's a link to the govt messages that will be broadcast if the internet goes down.