Why the Labour Party is Losing Britain
Booze for the terraces, pink vehicles for the ladies, tough love for the scroungers, pride for the white vans, nurses
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Peripheral Visions
If Lord Ashcroft’s polling is correct, Labour faces an unprecedented defeat in Scotland at May’s general election. As the party struggles to maintain its heartlands north of the border it’s high time these long
2014: From the Personal to the Universal
For many, 2014 will be remembered for little that is astonishing or newsworthy. Instead a year may or may not
It’s Time to Question a Declining Media
I didn’t make it through all of Thursday night’s instalment of Question Time, it seems I was not alone in
Christopher Silver: It’s Time To Transform Scotland
Whatever had transpired on the 18th, Scotland was always destined to wake on the 19th of September as a land
Christopher Silver: Our Only Guarantee Is Ourselves
Over the coming days, with the upper echelons of Britain’s governing elite paying us a visit, a barrage of rhetoric
Embracing The Politics Of Place: Globalisation And Independence
“Localization, it seems, is not so much “other” to globalization as contained within it, brought into being by it, indeed
A Collective We Can Choose To Belong To
The following is based on a talk given at Voluntary Arts Scotland’s national conference ‘Culture, Creativity and You: Why Making
How Would The Daily Mail Have Reacted To Robert Burns?
It’s ironic that The Scottish Daily Mail chose 25 January to publish an article entitled FIVE YEARS IN JAIL FOR THE ONLINE
A Revolution of the Possible: Radical Independence Conference 2013
“Look at the forces that stand behind no. Look at the forces that stand behind yes. Choose your side.” Declaration