History in the making. And yes it feels good!
by Kevin Williamson On the night of the 1997 British general election, along with my friend Paul Reekie, I took part in an election night cabaret in West Pilton at the Triangle club.… Read More
Tag Archive: Referendum
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Let the People Decide?
By Mike Small This is in part a response to Jeff’s piece over at the brand new Better Nation (is there room for some kind of ‘Alasdair Gray inspires Scottish digital media’ thesis… Read More
Fade to Gray
This from Open Democracy’s Our Kingdom website: “This is charitably the fifth policy position of Scottish Labour on the independence question in two years. First, they were against it. Then they were bounced… Read More
Voting Rights of Young People
This from the Guardian on the voting rights of young people: “The constitutional question of suffrage for young people is becoming important as the country faces big decisions This week saw the announcement… Read More
The Long March
This from Gerry Hassan on Our Kingdom: “The progressive story of Britain is in deep, deep crisis, perhaps mortally so; it has been battered by the onslaught of Thatcherism which killed off the… Read More
Dismantling the Empire State
The SNP has begun its attempt to break up Great Britain by bringing forward a bill for a referendum on independence. First Minister Alex Salmond is due to make a statement to MSPs… Read More
