Why Would an Independent Scotland Join the EU?
“On Wednesday, it is five years since the vote to leave the European Union. I am still stunned it happened.”
Lessons Learnt on the Campaign Trail
“Exactly six weeks ago I handed in nomination papers to stand as a prospective parliamentary candidate for Dundee City West.”
The Radical Roots of International Women’s Day
“International Women’s Day affords us all a vital annual reminder of the historical struggle women, and other groups, have faced.”
Scottish Politics Needs an Injection of Integrity
“Where are the feminist MSPs affronted by attempts to impede a process in relation to the handling of sexual misconduct?”
Different Approaches to Tackling Poverty
“The Scottish Government is taking a different route on poverty and this will be an important issue, politically and constitutionally.”
Thank God Churches Are Finally Waking Up
“Even during the Spanish flu epidemic, Christians did not socially-distance, self-isolate and shield themselves from the evident needs of society.”
Can the SNP Hold it Together Until Independence?
“As sharks encircle the SNP, the question is can they hold it all together until they secure another independence referendum?”
The Advance of Alternative Routes to Education
“It comes down to a simple question – who do I want to teach my kids as they grow up?”
Taking Poverty Back from the Professionals
“There is great power when real people experiencing real hardship take back the reins of the conversation from the professionals.”
Education Failings Extend Beyond Longer Holidays
“Once the global leader, a victim of the pandemic has been Scotland’s education system with its meteoric drop in standards.”
The Myth of Scotland as a Nation of Europhiles
“Whilst the UK Government is currently lauding Britain’s new-found political independence, Scotland’s party of independence is itself filled with lamentation.”
