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NEIL MACKAY'S BIG READ: The terrible, true history of Scotland's horrific witchhunts uncovered - and why the victims of these grisly killings must be commemorated

Moves are under way to grant pardons and issue apologies to the thousands killed during the ‘Satanic Panic’ which reached its peak in Scotland…

The Witches of Paisley | Amusing Planet

Remembering the witches of Scotland - Prospect Magazine

Drive for co-op democracy from the members up

Drive for co-op democracy from the members up By Leo Sammallahti and Iwan Doherty Big and old co-operatives are underutilised in two ways: as arenas for ordinary people to exercise democratic control over the economic system; and as vehicles to nurture new and small co-operatives to expand democratic control into more areas of the economy. Member participation is too often lacking; turnout in elections is low and member resolutions are rare. Meanwhile, smaller and newer co-operatives too often perceive the old giants as distant and uninterested. While colleagues at established societies can do much to address this, we believe change should be sparked by grassroots member activity. For this reason, we (Iwan, Leo and a third co-founder, Christian Shaw) have launched Members For Cooperation, a global network to organise ordinary members within co-ops to campaign for increased cooperation between cooperatives – the sixth principle of the movement – especially between the larger/ol

The Paisley Witch Trials and the Town's Curse | Mysterious Universe

Paisley, Scotland, was the location of a witch trial in the 17th century and many people believe that the town is cursed. According to the story, back in 1696 when witchcraft was against the law, an 11-year-old girl named Christian Shaw, who was the daughter of the Laird of Bargarran, became violently ill with sudden. Read more »