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Let’s Go Beyond ‘UK-OK’
“We have the opportunity to overhaul the way that we do things in Scotland. To make our country fairer and continuing to invest in our universal public services so that they are something we remain proud of paying for..”
The taxing question that dare not speak its name: What should Scotland do?
by Kevin Williamson Next year, hopefully, the Independence debate will move out of the intellectual shallows of a Labour-SNP Punch-and-Judy Continue reading
Strategies for Independence
By Mike Small This Saturday a significant event is taking place in Glasgow. It’s the first coming together of a Continue reading
Indy Podcast 12 with Patrick Harvie
by Michael Greenwell For episode 12 of The Scottish Independence Podcast I spoke with MSP and co-convenor of the Scottish Green Continue reading
Radical Indy Conference 06: The Future Is Not Clear
by Robin McAlpine Can we at least start off by agreeing on one thing; this isn’t the Middle Ages. Up Continue reading
Act local, think global, for a YES vote
by Pat Kane How do we become an independent nation? A vote, on a glorious day, brings it about. But Continue reading
While the cause burns brightly is the party over for the SNP?
by Kevin Williamson The resignation of Jean Urquhart MSP and John Finnie MSP from the SNP over last weekend’s NATO Continue reading
No. 9
Podcast 9 is up. This time I speak with former Scottish Socialist Party MSP and founder member of Women For Continue reading
Harpies & Quines
Women for Independence, the grassroots network to persuade more Scottish women to vote yes to independence, officially launches today (Sunday Continue reading
Media Notes Part 1: When Saturday Came
MEDIA NOTES (PART 1): WHEN SATURDAY CAME This is the first of three articles by Kevin Williamson looking at the Continue reading
Woman for Independence – Lessons from History
A confident future is never built on fear but always on hope … Journalist, writer and broadcaster Ruth Wishart speaks Continue reading
Indy Women
Women may have won the vote but they still struggle to be heard. It’s been frustrating to watch mainly men, representing political parties, slog out the questions in a generally polarised, aggressive way. Not always – but it has certainly been the main prism through which the hugely important question of our country’s future has been directed through.
Yes Scotland and the Class Question
“We must argue on basics, like freedom and democracy and equality. Scotland should be the ideological proving ground of those who want a collectivist view of democracy and freedom.”
From the Province of the Cat 5: The Darling of Fear by George Gunn
by George Gunn The idea of the man who as Chancellor of the Exchequer oversaw the financial collapse of 2008 Continue reading
Better Together
By Mike Small Ed Miliband’s late entry to the independence debate is welcome. It’s impact was so big partly because Continue reading
