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Niamh Brook

Niamh Brook

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Editor in Chief, Brig Newspaper

Edinburgh

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Total articles 81

  • The revolution is soup - the politics of free scran

    By Niamh Brook Verified| Brig Newspaper Verified SummaryBrig takes a look at activist groups who are bringing in the revolution - by cooking. It’s a drizzly Sunday morning on Buchanan Street, and the paving slabs are slick with rain. A tatty plastic table has been set up outside the subway station, a white plastic tablecloth weighed down against the wind. A grey metal pot full of lentil dahl sends a warm, curry-scented steam down the street. Four students spoon stew and line up slices of bread, handing them out to passers-by.

    By Niamh Brook Verified · Brig Newspaper

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Drugs kill - but do they have to?

    By Niamh Brook Verified| Brig Newspaper Verified SummaryAs Scottish drug deaths continue to climb, Brig researches why, and what can be done. The UK Government launched a new 10-year drugs plan in 2022. According to the official statement, the plan promises ‘to cut crime and save lives.’The policy emphasises the illegality of drug use. Addicts are painted as responsible for almost half of burglaries and robberies in the UK. The policy calls for harsher punishments for recreational drug users too.

    By Niamh Brook Verified · Brig Newspaper

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • The revolution is soup - the politics of free scran

    By Niamh Brook Verified| Brig Newspaper Verified SummaryBrig takes a look at activist groups who are bringing in the revolution - by cooking. It’s a drizzly Sunday morning on Buchanan Street, and the paving slabs are slick with rain. A tatty plastic table has been set up outside the subway station, a white plastic tablecloth weighed down against the wind. A grey metal pot full of lentil dahl sends a warm, curry-scented steam down the street. Four students spoon stew and line up slices of bread, handing them out to passers-by.

    By Niamh Brook Verified · Brig Newspaper

    Apr. 06, 2025

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Brig Newspaper

The University of Stirling's student newspaper since 1969. SPA Best Publication in Scotland 2021, 2022 & 2023. Got a story? Get in touch by emailing news@brignews.com

Founded: 1969