Councillor Michael Cameron 🏴
@mjcameron.bsky.social
SNP councillor for Inverness Central.
Cloud architect.
Unicyclist.
Promoted by Michael Cameron c/o Highland Council, Council Headquarters, Glenurquhart Road
https://www.highland.gov.uk/councillors/117/michael_cameron
Cloud architect.
Unicyclist.
Promoted by Michael Cameron c/o Highland Council, Council Headquarters, Glenurquhart Road
https://www.highland.gov.uk/councillors/117/michael_cameron
Will it extend to BBC Scotland?
50% of Scots support independence (give or take) and, remind me, how many board members share that view? The Scottish member is openly hostile to both the SNP and independence in general.
There is no balance North of the border, just British propaganda.
50% of Scots support independence (give or take) and, remind me, how many board members share that view? The Scottish member is openly hostile to both the SNP and independence in general.
There is no balance North of the border, just British propaganda.
November 13, 2025 at 9:58 PM
Will it extend to BBC Scotland?
50% of Scots support independence (give or take) and, remind me, how many board members share that view? The Scottish member is openly hostile to both the SNP and independence in general.
There is no balance North of the border, just British propaganda.
50% of Scots support independence (give or take) and, remind me, how many board members share that view? The Scottish member is openly hostile to both the SNP and independence in general.
There is no balance North of the border, just British propaganda.
Murder stats are interesting.
3/4 victims are men.
Suspects are much more likely to be male, higher still where the victim is male.
Adult men under the age of 55 are at highest risk
Your risk is 4 times as high if you're black
Adult female victims are most often killed by partners/family
3/4 victims are men.
Suspects are much more likely to be male, higher still where the victim is male.
Adult men under the age of 55 are at highest risk
Your risk is 4 times as high if you're black
Adult female victims are most often killed by partners/family
October 31, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Murder stats are interesting.
3/4 victims are men.
Suspects are much more likely to be male, higher still where the victim is male.
Adult men under the age of 55 are at highest risk
Your risk is 4 times as high if you're black
Adult female victims are most often killed by partners/family
3/4 victims are men.
Suspects are much more likely to be male, higher still where the victim is male.
Adult men under the age of 55 are at highest risk
Your risk is 4 times as high if you're black
Adult female victims are most often killed by partners/family
Only 56%? I'm genuinely surprised
October 30, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Only 56%? I'm genuinely surprised
I'm no great fan of Ms Reeves but feel that this Is not particularly scandalous, sleazy or chaotic.
Unlike Raynor there was no deliberate breach and as soon as discovered the problem has been rectified.
More an administrative oversight.
Just wait, I'm sure there will be scandal soon enough
Unlike Raynor there was no deliberate breach and as soon as discovered the problem has been rectified.
More an administrative oversight.
Just wait, I'm sure there will be scandal soon enough
October 30, 2025 at 12:56 PM
I'm no great fan of Ms Reeves but feel that this Is not particularly scandalous, sleazy or chaotic.
Unlike Raynor there was no deliberate breach and as soon as discovered the problem has been rectified.
More an administrative oversight.
Just wait, I'm sure there will be scandal soon enough
Unlike Raynor there was no deliberate breach and as soon as discovered the problem has been rectified.
More an administrative oversight.
Just wait, I'm sure there will be scandal soon enough
Surely the idea that the Tories will have any influence on government in the foreseeable future might be something for Ms Badenoch to consider?
October 30, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Surely the idea that the Tories will have any influence on government in the foreseeable future might be something for Ms Badenoch to consider?
Never forget what happened the last time the Lib Dems had a defining choice about which side of history they want to be on.
The party in Scotland is riddled with Tories who see the party as a route to being elected. People who supported Boris Johnson are now in parliament as LibDems
The party in Scotland is riddled with Tories who see the party as a route to being elected. People who supported Boris Johnson are now in parliament as LibDems
October 24, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Never forget what happened the last time the Lib Dems had a defining choice about which side of history they want to be on.
The party in Scotland is riddled with Tories who see the party as a route to being elected. People who supported Boris Johnson are now in parliament as LibDems
The party in Scotland is riddled with Tories who see the party as a route to being elected. People who supported Boris Johnson are now in parliament as LibDems
Does "self styled" as Lady Carbisdale meant we all have to style her thus? I think not.
She's a business woman who has been rejected by the community (see recent community council results for evidence) who is grabbing headlines to promote her business.
Best ignored.
She's a business woman who has been rejected by the community (see recent community council results for evidence) who is grabbing headlines to promote her business.
Best ignored.
October 24, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Does "self styled" as Lady Carbisdale meant we all have to style her thus? I think not.
She's a business woman who has been rejected by the community (see recent community council results for evidence) who is grabbing headlines to promote her business.
Best ignored.
She's a business woman who has been rejected by the community (see recent community council results for evidence) who is grabbing headlines to promote her business.
Best ignored.
The other side...
Of the border.
Which is where most if not all your policies have been implemented (where possible under the many constraints of devolution)
Hopefully the same will soon be true of Wales too
Of the border.
Which is where most if not all your policies have been implemented (where possible under the many constraints of devolution)
Hopefully the same will soon be true of Wales too
October 24, 2025 at 9:25 PM
The other side...
Of the border.
Which is where most if not all your policies have been implemented (where possible under the many constraints of devolution)
Hopefully the same will soon be true of Wales too
Of the border.
Which is where most if not all your policies have been implemented (where possible under the many constraints of devolution)
Hopefully the same will soon be true of Wales too
That never stopped their father...
October 24, 2025 at 7:06 PM
That never stopped their father...
Some of us are wondering why she was ever in the lords in the first place?
It's a symptom of the 100s of years of corruption, nepotism and cronyism that is the House of Lords that nobody seems to be asking this.
She's been a chancer and a charlatan since day one. A grifter of the highest order.
It's a symptom of the 100s of years of corruption, nepotism and cronyism that is the House of Lords that nobody seems to be asking this.
She's been a chancer and a charlatan since day one. A grifter of the highest order.
October 16, 2025 at 1:19 AM
Some of us are wondering why she was ever in the lords in the first place?
It's a symptom of the 100s of years of corruption, nepotism and cronyism that is the House of Lords that nobody seems to be asking this.
She's been a chancer and a charlatan since day one. A grifter of the highest order.
It's a symptom of the 100s of years of corruption, nepotism and cronyism that is the House of Lords that nobody seems to be asking this.
She's been a chancer and a charlatan since day one. A grifter of the highest order.
Fortunately "if the Tories win the next election" currently places this alongside Patrick Thistle's European Cup triumph. Highly unlikely, but never say never
October 4, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Fortunately "if the Tories win the next election" currently places this alongside Patrick Thistle's European Cup triumph. Highly unlikely, but never say never