Columnists Kirstin Innes: Douglas Ross has finally found his backbone – but ‘war hero’ Boris fights on June 8, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Dystopian fiction could easily be our own not-too-distant-at-all future May 25, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Some Scots relying on food banks can’t even afford to heat up their meals May 19, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Counter past and present brutal human horror by forging connections May 11, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Communities want councillors who get things done regardless of party politics May 4, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: The amazing ‘Shuggie Effect’ has revitalised Scottish writers and readers April 20, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Treatment of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe for daring to criticise foreign secretaries has been appalling March 23, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: UK Government’s Ukraine refugee scheme is a slapdash effort – but what did we expect? March 17, 2022
Columnists Kirstin Innes: How many more people have to be crushed by the unfeeling Tory machine? December 10, 2021
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Watching Succession’s selfish, hypocritical billionaires is too much like real life November 12, 2021
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Scotland needs more spaces that give artists the freedom to try and fail October 29, 2021
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Don’t Be That Guy shows men need to have conversations about sexual violence against women October 15, 2021
Columnists Kirstin Innes: We need to indulge ourselves and our hardworking bodies more often October 1, 2021
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Carers don’t have the time or energy to make themselves heard September 17, 2021
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Libraries are inspirational safe havens we can’t afford to lose September 3, 2021
What's On Kirstin Innes: Just surviving isn’t enough – that’s why we need words, music, art and each other August 20, 2021
Columnists Kirstin Innes: Scotland’s hospitality industry has always preyed on young people who can’t fight back July 9, 2021
