It's impossible to write a column this week without reflecting on the passing of a giant of our movement.
ON Wednesday evening, the Believe in Scotland family gathered outside Holyrood to mark the tenth anniversary of the independence referendum. It wasn’t a celebration, nor was it a wake for a referendum that we lost, but rather we hope it signalled the start of a new, more creative grassroots-led campaign that will put independence where it needs to be: back at the top of the national agenda ...
THE UK economy is dying a slow and painful death. The symptoms of its demise can be seen everywhere ...
I feel the need to respond to the article in The National by Tommy Sheppard entitled: "We must take this step to independence before a citizens' convention".
TWO weeks ago, I wrote that the single biggest barrier to progressive change on wellbeing and
POLITICALLY, the Western world is moving to the right and that’s an accelerating trend.
THE single biggest barrier to progressive change on wellbeing, independence and even sustainability in Scotland is our reliance on politics to lead that change.
We aren’t getting to the roots of the problems and we get long-term damage to societal wellbeing in the process ...
There is a growing recognition that the global capitalism model is not working for people, communities or the planet ...
Can there be an alternative that meets the needs of the left and the right?
