The Wind, The Waves and the Black, Green Oil
Craig Dalzell In my time as a policy campaigner I have counted a few times now where my work has had a tangible impact on …
Month: March 2023
Is Rural Health in Trouble?
Kaitlin Dryburgh Very recently Aberdeen and Edinburgh University made the first ever geographical and ancestral gene link in the UK. It’s been discovered that 1 …
What You Might Have Missed… Again!
Nicola Biggerstaff This week, as the results of the leadership election dominate the news, we wanted to bring you another round up of news from …
is this a new dawn for civic scotland?
Robin McAlpine There is a strange relationship between hard power and soft power in domestic politics. Or let me phrase that another way; the relationship …
This is No Laughing Matter
Kaitlin Dryburgh Well they’ve only gone and done it again. They’ve given two fingers to the evidence and experts and ran the other direction fist …
The Case of the Missing Minister
Bill Johnston What Happened to the Minister for Older People and Equalities? The simple answer is that the post has vanished. When Humza Yousaf finalised …
Care
We set out the design for a National Care Service capable of breaking the cycle of failure demand and supporting people to live the best lives they can.
Resources
We want to see a Scotland which has a major plan for our natural resources. This should include how to use them for the true benefit of society and how we protect our resources for the future.
Security
A Scotland in which our national security is secured through effective planning, a sound military, good intelligence and a commitment to peace-making. Some SECURITY Related …
Industry
We set out proposals for a wide range of strategies to boost and strengthen Scotland’s industrial base. Some COmmon Weal Reports on Industry An Investment-led …