TODAY is about Scotland’s future. The result in England is a foregone conclusion – the Tories are finished...
I HAVE campaigned for Scotland’s independence my entire adult life. In that time, we have taken remarkable strides forward.
THE choice being presented by many in the media over the past few days has been that people in Scotland will have to decide between the same old Westminster parties offering more of the same.
I HAVE believed in, and campaigned for, independence for all my adult life ...
LAST week, I announced my bid to become leader of the Scottish National Party and first minister of Scotland.
SOME have suggested that Covid-19 has been a great equaliser, but in reality, the burden of the pandemic has fallen disproportionately on low-income families, with many struggling to cover the costs of basic essentials, including food.
LAST Saturday, thousands of Yes supporters came to my home city of Perth to show their solidarity together and their support for Scottish independence. It was a pleasure for me to join them all. It was a wonderful experience to lead the march through our city with my Westminster colleague, Pete Wishart MP, along with many of our local campaigners who do so much, week in, week out, to promote the cause of Scottish Independence.
WHAT happens to us as children can have a huge impact on the rest of our lives. When young people have adverse or traumatic experiences growing up, this impacts on their emotional and physical development, their capacity to learn and thrive.
