OCH: Learning
Robin McAlpine – 21 July 2022 The penultimate week of Common Weal’s Common Home campaign brings us to the subject of learning – education, training …
Month: July 2022
Here Comes the New Boss, Worse than the old boss
Craig Dalzell – 14 July 2022 Look. I’m not in any way going to defend Boris Johnson. The disastrous policies – from his disorganised Brexit …
WHY WE MUST SUPPORT ALEX ROWLEY’S PASSIVHAUS BILL
Keith Baker – 14 July 2022 As a researcher working on fuel poverty and energy policy, I rarely get an opportunity to comment on any …
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Best Case Scenario – Labour and the Indy Conundrum
Nicola Biggerstaff – 14 July 2022 I couldn’t help but rage slightly as I watched resignation-geddon from my sick bed last week. Riddled with Covid, …
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Faith in Our Future
Rory Hamilton – 14 July 2022 This week I am delighted, to reflect on the 77th sitting of the Scottish Youth Parliament last weekend at Greenfaulds …
OCH: Trade
Robin McAlpine – 14 July 2022 Trembling slightly, we approached the writing of the Trade section of the Common Home Plan with real trepidation. This …
Social Juice
Skye Plotter – 14 July 2022 On the 2nd of July 2022, something unusual happened, called Pressed. It was one of those zeitgeisty things, bringing together a …
2022 Mini Update: Demographics of Independence
Craig Dalzell – 7th July 2022 Since 2017, I’ve been collecting and deeply diving into Scottish polling data around independence. The last full report was …
The Rights Removal Bill
Kaitlin Dryburgh – 7th June 2022 With the promise to bring a healthy dose of common sense and to reign in the “rights inflation”, the …
Let the Information be Free!
Craig Dalzell – 7th July 2022 I have an update to my article from a few weeks back on Freedom of Information. In that article I made …