Finally, the Campaign Continues
Craig Dalzell – 30th June 2022 And so, after many years of false starts and being told to “hold, hold” it looks like we’re finally …
Month: June 2022
Roe vs Wade and the Implications for Scotland
Nicola Biggerstaff – 30th June 2022 Last week, the US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) overturned their historic Roe v Wade ruling from 1973, which allowed for …
OCH: Land
Robin McAlpine – 30th June 2022 It is almost impossible to properly separate any aspect of the fight against the environmental crises from land issues. …
Cannot Afford the Rent, Cannot Afford to Wait
Leo Plumb – 30th June 2022 There was widespread hope ignited by the Scottish Greens when they signaled that strengthening the rights of tenants would …
Towards A Different Model For a National Care Service
Nick Kempe – 30th June 2022 Yesterday the STUC published what we hope will become a ground-breaking report, “Profiting from care: Why Scotland can’t afford privatised …
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Responsibility without Power: the Mark of the Mug through the Ages
Jim Cuthbert – 23 June 2022 The Scottish Spending Review, which Finance Secretary Kate Forbes released in May, cast a sombre light on the Scottish …
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Solidarity with Britain’s Rail Workers
Nicola Biggerstaff – 23 June 2022 This week, over 40,000 RMT Union members across the UK downed tools in their biggest walkout in over 30 …
National Care Service (Scotland) Bill
Nick Kempe – 23 June 2022 On Tuesday the Scottish Government published the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill accompanied by an explanatory note, policy memorandum …
The Nuclear Sunset
Craig Dalzell – 23 June 2022 This week is a historic milestone in the long campaign against nuclear weapons. On January 22nd, 2021, the Treaty …
Scotland can’t Swim
Kaitlin Dryburgh – 23 June 2022 Scotland – A Nation (with the most successful Team GB swimmer ever) that can’t swim Some of you may …