Month: March 2021

Common Weal’s Head of Policy & Research Craig Dalzell commends the Scottish Government for its step towards fully nationalised public transport and calls for a routemap for the rest of ...

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I normally pride myself on staying on top of all the Scottish polls that are released, but today brought word of another #Matchettgate-style episode, with the Hanbury polling numbers reported ...

While other supposedly pro-independence websites have devoted all their time and energy to bringing down Nicola Sturgeon just weeks away from what is quite possibly the most important Scottish elections ...

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IT wasn’t just that Nicola Sturgeon’s multifarious enemies felt she had to go. It was that the Hamilton Inquiry – which yesterday exonerated the first minister of breaking the ministerial ...

IN its Integrated Review, the UK Government has announced a substantial increase in the numbers of its nuclear weapons for the Scotland-based Trident system. There are presently 195 nuclear warheads ...

I have a short piece on The National's website about the new Opinium poll which has Yes ahead by 51% to 49% - you can read it HERE.  When I ...

A year on from the first Covid-19 lockdown in the UK, STUC (Scottish Trades Union Congress) surveyed over 3000 workers on their experiences and their hopes and fears for the ...