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After 160 years Central Scotland has had enough

Ric Lander 23 June 2013 After 160 years Central Scotland has had enough2018-07-24T15:46:15+01:00 *Essays* 6 Comments
The central belt’s fossil-fuel industrialists: James ‘Paraffin’ Young; John (Lord) Browne, BP; Mark Lappin, Dart Energy. When new technology offers us great promise – and the new gas boom certainly…
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Are the SNP the Scottish UKIP?

Adam Ramsay 20 May 2013 Are the SNP the Scottish UKIP?2013-05-20T08:30:00+01:00 Scotland 2 Comments
A crowd of activists pointing out that the UKIP leader is a bawbag does not a national sentiment make. In fact, with the good folks at Hope not Hate refocussing…
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The independence referendum has become a straight up left/right fight

Adam Ramsay 2 April 2013 The independence referendum has become a straight up left/right fight2013-04-02T18:25:52+01:00 Scotland 7 Comments
There is, of course, a left wing case for opposing Scottish independence. It is articulated best by the likes of Owen Jones - 'we shouldn't divide the working class'. Likewise,…
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Scottish independence would be good for the English left

Adam Ramsay 31 March 2013 Scottish independence would be good for the English left2013-03-31T19:02:30+01:00 Scotland 6 Comments
No Labour government has relied on Scottish MPs to get into power. They have, however, relied on Scottish MPs to get right wing policies through. The former point may be…
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The Yes campaign should welcome home rule for the Northern and Western Isles

Adam Ramsay 19 March 2013 The Yes campaign should welcome home rule for the Northern and Western Isles2013-03-19T13:00:05+00:00 Scotland 13 Comments
The leaders of the councils of Orkney, Shetland and the Outer Hebrides have announced they are to meet next Monday to discuss their demands for home rule - for autonomy…
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Communication Workers' Union branch backs independence

Adam Ramsay 4 March 2013 Communication Workers' Union branch backs independence2013-03-04T15:50:01+00:00 Scotland 3 Comments
The CWU Scotland No 2 Branch has voted to back a yes vote in the independence referendum next year. The union, which covers postal workers in the Stirling, Edinburgh, Fife…
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Crunch time for big biomass in Scotland

Bright Green Editors 8 February 2013 Crunch time for big biomass in Scotland2013-02-08T09:00:04+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
by Oliver Munion The next couple of months will make or break industry hopes for new large-scale biomass projects in Scotland. This month we're expecting a government announcement of their…
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Veneers of sustainability: the public sector's collusion in opencasting

LutherBlissett 5 February 2013 Veneers of sustainability: the public sector's collusion in opencasting2013-02-05T08:30:25+00:00 Environment 2 Comments
Loch Fitty (photograph by John Craig, used under a Creative Commons licence) Last week another opencast coal story broke across the environment pages of Scottish newspapers. You'd be forgiven for…
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Come the Independence, what will we do with the military?

JockBarge 3 February 2013 Come the Independence, what will we do with the military?2013-02-03T09:00:19+00:00 Scotland 2 Comments
For me, the whole appeal of leaving the union lies in the idea of reimagining the country we want to live in from first principals, in the hope that we…
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Event: Rich Man's World? Global crisis and Scotland's role in fixing it

Adam Ramsay 31 January 2013 Event: Rich Man's World? Global crisis and Scotland's role in fixing it2013-01-31T18:30:32+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
The world is in crisis. The neoliberal project has, in the last few years, advanced at a faster pace than ever before. In its wake, our working conditions, our education…
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