Month: November 2018

The SNP's longest serving MP has expressed his reservations about a second vote on the EU. IN RECENT weeks, the SNP has agreed that it would back moves towards a so ...

Friends of the Earth Scotland has urged the public to speak out against ‘business as usual’ and endorse environmental focus from the Scottish National Investment Bank THE SCOTTISH NATIONAL INVESTMENT ...

Jonathon Shafi reports from Brazil, where in towns and cities across the country, people have taken to the streets to protest the election of Bolsonaro. This Friday, at a free event ...

As 1000 people kick-off an “extinction rebellion” in London, CommonSpace editor Ben Wray says Trumpian politics is currently benefiting most from the climate change epoch - if climate activists are ...

Alert readers may have noticed that for a non-holiday period, Scottish politics is a deathly quiet place at the moment. Papers are struggling to find anything to write about at ...

Last night was Halloween but there's no trick or treating in this all genuine, all traditional, Scottish podcast. Lesley turns her gimlet gaze on Scotland's less than glorious witch hunting ...

Scotland’s national records office has said it will undertake a review that could see it count the deaths of homeless people for the first time. The announcement comes after The ...

Bill Ramsay, convenor of SNP CND, explains the thinking behind a conference this Sunday exploring a road map for Trident removal, and a plan for once its gone  THIS Sunday, 4 November, ...

Despite recent Tory warnings that the Scottish Government must match English tax cuts, attempts by high-earners to pay tax south of the Border would be self-defeating THE WARNINGS are both ...