By Pete Ramand Perhaps the most eye-catching statistic contained in the latest Ipsos MORI research, published in The Times yesterday, was the spike in support for independence among young people: Continue reading
The UK is not a modern country but one fixated and permanently living in the past; that fossilised, archaic undemocratic political culture and system has allowed successive UK governments to drive through unpopular economic and social transformation in the interests of ‘Britain plc’.
A confident future is never built on fear but always on hope … Journalist, writer and broadcaster Ruth Wishart speaks at the Scottish Independence Rally on 22 Sept 2012 … Continue reading
Kenneth Hermse argues that the key to winning independence is to broaden the aim of what we mean by it and to reach out beyond party politics, to the disenfranchised, terminally bored and disaffected that make up half the voting public…
