- Scotland will not vote for Independence in 2020
- No progress for those hoping for Equal Marriage in the Church of England.
- Narrow Democrat victory in American election – country as divided as ever – widespread belief that the election was rigged.
- Scottish government proposals on reforming the Gender Recognition Act go through largely as proposed in consultation document.
- Limited agreements at COP talks but derided as too little too late.
- UK leaves the EU and is subsequently unable to agree a substantial deal.
- No trade deal with the USA
- Yvette Cooper will become the leader of the Labour Party.
- Stock market lower at the end of the year than it is today. (FTSE 7,542.44)
- Increasing visible support for LGBT Roman Catholics from within the Roman Catholic Church.
3 responses to “Sites that have been linking here”
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I’m ‘Mimanifesto’ Kelvin, and we’ve shaken hands on high days and holidays, so to speak. I’m a fan of many things about you – your stance over Bishop Robinson, your support of LGBT folk – I’ve written on this subject myself..
http://mimanifesto.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/equal-under-the-law-but-maybe-not-so-equal-in-schools/ and
http://mimanifesto.wordpress.com/2008/08/23/scotland-the-braveand-the-pragmatic/
Your efforts to become a true digital native…
and of course the wonderful music in your Cathedral, particularly in having someone who knows how an organ should be played !
Keep up the great work..
Jaye
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Cool. In fairness, isn’t the sun better than in once was? Am sure I heard that they did a supportive headline when Sir Elton John married David Furnish.
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Greetings from Denmark! We just went ‘live’ to the students a few weeks ago so ‘the WE blog team’ are very happy to get spotted.
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