Tom Morton's Beatcroft
Tom MortonLife in the Shetland Isles: the perils, pain, pleasures and pitfalls. Music, motorcycles, food and drink. Bits of books. Dogs, religion, art, golf, pictures. Words galore, mostly written, sometimes spoken.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Americans who ate Paris
Next to me was Kim Carnes’ goddaughter. She wasn’t called Bette and her eyes, though perfectly nice, seemed normal enough. We didn’t exchange our names, just almost every other biographical detail, as she and her husband were from Californi...
Voust, braa, braag or claag? My final bulletin from the northernmost Holyrood campaign
And so we head for the poll with HMG, Hannah Mary Goodlad basically saying ‘vote for me, I’m not really SNP, and anyway, it’s only for five years,’ and Emma Macdonald, channelling Big Al Carmichael, claiming that the Liberal Democrats are t...
The northernmost campaign, bulletin 3: Lessons from history! And Donald Trump's on the blower
We axe for what we want. Then-secretary of state for Scotland Willie Ross faces demands for his right of entry to the Greater Zetlandics.
Phew! Teeth have been gnashed, tushkers brandished and fiddle necks splintered this week as the Holyr...
Duffing up the disabled: The Northernmost campaign, Shetland to Holyrood, 2026
Making plans for Nigel
Nigel Farage coming to Shetland (by private aeroplane, no less) for less than three hours was the political equivalent of a stray dog lifting its leg to mark its territory. He was dressed up as a gamekeeper and accom...
Under the sink
Walmer Crescent, off Paisley Road West, Glasgow, early 20th Century
You can listen to me reading the whole newsletter by clicking on the wee arrow above, or download the file. About seven minutes long.
I don’t remember the flat in Walmer...
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