THERE’S been quite the stooshie recently about independence. And not from the usual Unionist quarters I may add.
IT’S six years since Catalonia held its referendum on self-determination ...
RESILIENCE is a word you have probably seen pop up across a wide range of newspaper articles on government policy, climate ambition or the latest sustainable business models.
THIS month’s edition of the Scottish Business Monitor report, now in its 25th year, has come at an important time in our leadership contest for our next first minister.
LEADERSHIP elections by their very nature are blunt and bruising events. No party is immune to this and no individual exempt.
IT’S not very often that I start an article with a quote from a LibDem, but I feel Tim Farron’s recent quip in reaction to Michael Gove’s climate-crippling decision to approve the Cumbrian coal mine deserves a mention.
SECRETARY of State for Scotland is a curious role under the Tories. Because it should be about promoting Scotland in the Union and yet it seems to be much more about putting Scotland in its place in the Union – ie, at the bottom of the pile, with very little democratic say, in this disunited, dysfunctional family of nations.
AT the SNP conference this weekend, I was delighted to bring forward the motion on news of the proposed reopening of the ferry link between Rosyth and Zeebrugge.
NO amount of “dead cats” or blaming the French can hide the drastic state of affairs in the UK post-Brexit.
ACCORDING to climate finance, blue carbon is set to be the next big thing in the carbon-offset market.
