By Gerry Hassan Two independence campaigns are now running in the UK: one on Scottish independence; the other which has become more public in the last week, on the UK’s Continue reading
by Jim & Margaret Cuthbert David Cameron was hailed as a hero by the British media and Westminster after his “success” in EU budget negotiations in February. However, one of Continue reading
By Emily Macintosh When discussing the EU in a Scottish independence context, the Yes campaign line is that a vote for independence is not insular or parochial, it is about Continue reading
By Toni Giugliano If scaremongering wasn’t enough, the No campaign have now decided to plunge into the absurd. According to Alistair Darling an independent Scotland could be forced to wait Continue reading
Back to our roots this week as it was Andrew and myself, Michael Greenwell, having a chat. We talked about the EU from a few different perspectives. The referendum and Continue reading
By Mike Small Cameron’s ‘Eurovision’ is a fundamental misreading of the mood of the nation (sic). While concerns about democratic deficiency are shared across the continent, there are quite different Continue reading
A repeated claim of the Better Together campaign (and a whole lot more) is that “Scotland would have to try and renegotiate an opt out from the Euro”. That’s not Continue reading
Let’s be clear. There is not a four deep queue in Brussels anxious to indulge the fantasy life of the most semi detached of its membership. Why would there be ?
by Kevin Williamson There has been conflicting opinions recently regarding an Independent Scotland’s membership status of the EU. Below, in a document written on 24th Sep 2012 and subsequently published Continue reading
