PROCESSION ROUTE: Kelvingrove Park, Kelvinway, Gibson St, Eldon St, Woodlands Road, Sauchiehall St, Pitt St, Blythswood Square (S), West George St, Renfield st, Union st, Jamaica st, Clyde St, Bridgegate, Saltmarket, Glasgow Green.

PROCESSION ROUTE: Kelvingrove Park, Kelvinway, Gibson St, Eldon St, Woodlands Road, Sauchiehall St, Pitt St, Blythswood Square (S), West George St, Renfield st, Union st, Jamaica st, Clyde St, Bridgegate, Saltmarket, Glasgow Green.

They just can't wrap their heads around it

Ludo Thierry This seems an indicator of what Johnson’s southern successes last week might be beginning to encourage to slither out from their weird and not-so-wonderful political hideaways. The full Better Together crew getting together again? Link and snippets below:...

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‘Scotland will experience warmer and wetter winters, and drier and hotter summers. There will also be an increasing frequency of severe weather events, such as storms, heavy precipitation, droughts and periods of unusually hot weather. Periods of very cold weather, snow and ice will decrease in frequency, but will still occur.’ Climate Change Risks FacingContinue reading "Scottish Tories...

Today at Holyrood (Friday 19th), Bill Kidd MSP asked the Scottish Government how it supports low-income families with young children. Aileen Campbell replied: The Scottish Government has taken significant steps to reduce poverty and tackle inequality, particularly where it affects families with young children. The Tackling Child Poverty Action Plan Report, published in June, showedContinue reading...

SCOTTISH TORIES BACK BORIS JOHNSON TO INFLICT LASTING HARM Boris Johnson’s re-drafted Brexit deal poses a “clear and present danger” to Scotland, the SNP has warned today, after the Brexit bill passed through the next stage in Parliament. The re-drafted Withdrawal Agreement has been condemned for rowing back on the government’s previous commitments on child refugees, on workers’...

An independent Scotland would have spent an extra £3.3 billion this year by following the SNP’s  spending plans. Under the Tories, the Scottish Government has seen a real-terms cut in our budget – with the budget  worth £1.5 billion less in real terms this year than at the beginning of the decade. The SNP’s proposed fiscal rule for an independent Scotland would see...

£3.3 BILLION – that’s how much more Scotland would have spent this year if it was independent, it is claimed.

WEEK one into my term as SNP MP for East Dunbartonshire was incredibly stark. This was just a sample of what I achieved on behalf of the people of East Dunbartonshire.

WEEK one into my term as SNP MP for East Dunbartonshire was incredibly stark. This was just a sample of what I achieved on behalf of the people of East Dunbartonshire.

A guest post by Mark Russell (You may have heard people mention “Modern Monetary Theory”, but like me you may not have known what it is. So I asked someone who does know what it is to write a piece explaining it. Hope you find this article as informative as I did! WGD) A few […]

Things change because people get angry about the way things are. No social reform was ever achieved by calm reason alone. Reasoned and democratic argument is the servant of anger.