Fascists Target SNP Councillor for Supporting a United Ireland
An SNP councillor for Partick West in Glasgow has come under fire from fascists and loyalists for being a supporter of a united Ireland. Feargal Dalton, who was born and […]
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Behaving ourselves: Salmond, Soubry and words as weapons
A Guest Post by Sandra Webster Now before I start, let me reiterate my dislike of all things Tory. I spent a mis-spent youth booing at them and not in […]
Never Mind The Lizards… Can We Look Beyond Personalities in Scottish Politics?
Guest Post by Declan Welsh DISCLAIMER: this was written before the election. This all seems very trivial in the face of a Tory majority. Everything seems very trivial in the […]
A Mug’s Game: Immigration, Labour and the SNP
The story of this election is so utterly obvious that we’ve spent precious little time recounting it. If you’ve been living under a rock: Labour are still shite and everyone […]
Air Passenger Duty and the devolution of pollution
Oh the heady days of 2014, when up and down the land Scots spoke of breaking free from the anti-business hippies at Westminster and building a Scotland where businesses were […]
Drugs & the Scottish Government – Ask the experts, just say no anyway
Last week saw the publication of the annual report by the National Forum on Drug Related Deaths, Scotland’s independent expert body which makes recommendation on drug policy to the Scottish […]
A Thousand Flowers 