Angus Peter News Today

Twenty-five years is a long and a short time in the life of the written word. Since Scottish Book Trust was founded in 1998, hundreds of Scottish…

It’s obvious that a proper strategy for training an adequate amount of Gaelic teachers should have been developed long ago, writes Angus Peter Campbell.

BBC Radio Scotland has made a damaging decision to get rid of its flagship classical, jazz and piping music programmes, writes Angus Peter Campbell.

The number of Welsh speakers has fallen to an all-time low, and it doesn't bode well for the future of Gaelic in Scotland, writes Angus Peter Campbell.

What would a Victorian farmer teach us about fashion choices? Quite a lot, it turns out, writes Angus Peter Campbell.

There are better things Matt Hancock could do to seek forgiveness than I'm A Celeb, and better things to watch, writes Angus Peter Campbell.

When it comes to the planet, there are great things great leaders can do. But, there great things the rest of us can do, too, writes Angus Peter Campbell.

What if young Highland and Islanders have become disconnected and see no reason to stay? We must give them back their power, writes Angus Peter Campbell.

Mr Gorman lives on the Isle of Skye.

Mr Gorman lives on the Isle of Skye.