Vonny Moyes: We Might Be Wee, But We’re Not Stupid
There was no light bulb moment. No sudden clarity. No all-consuming epiphany. To me voting Yes is as natural as
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Murdo Macdonald: “I’m voting Yes because I’m an internationalist”
I don’t think it ever occurred to me to vote No. I want Scotland to be a country like any
100 New Voices Of The Independence Generation
The independence referendum has inspired a new democratic wave across Scotland. New organisations and campaigns outside of political parties have
On Being British: Why This Londoner Is Voting Yes
Hello, I’m English. And not just English; I’m from the bit where the decisions happen, where the money is, where
PoP Campaign: Independence Can Be Our Key To The World
PoP Campaign are a duo of music makers. Born in Glasgow, hibernated in Berlin and now lording it in Londres. In
Interview: Tessa Ransford, Founder of the Scottish Poetry Library
Tessa Ransford has been an established poet, translator, literary editor, reviewer and cultural activist on many fronts over the last
Len Northfield: An Outsider’s View of the Inside
I love the arts. Perhaps a redundant statement for a supporter of National Collective, but I felt it was important
Am I a Nationalist?
I’ve never really considered myself a nationalist. Not really. It’s a word that conjures up images of Saltire-waving Bravehearts (I
Glasgow 2014: Empire, the Commonwealth and “Our Shared History”
Last week saw the launch of the countdown to the Commonwealth Games, which will take place in Glasgow this time
Gaeldom in an Age of Independence
My name is Dòmhnall Iain Dòmhnallach and English is my second language. In other words I am a native Gàidhlig