Scots Choices Serving Scotland’s Interests Independence would give the people of Scotland new opportunities to improve their standards of living, according to a new paper published by First Minister John
All posts tagged in democracy
14Articles
New Paper Sets Out Proposals for Constitutional Change A paper setting out how the people of Scotland have the right to decide their constitutional future has been published by the
Civic, Faith, Trade Unions & Political Leaders Commit to Action Civic, faith, trade union and political leaders have committed to taking action to safeguard Scotland’s democracy and tackle people’s feeling
FM to Convene Gathering on Democracy & Respect First Minister John Swinney will convene a pivotal gathering of Scottish society to work together and unite Scotland against the “increasingly extreme far right”. Representatives
Labour Government Bill “Too Little, 114 Years Too Late” The SNP will force a vote pressing the Labour government to abolish the House of Lords, as the House of Lords
Building Hope & Optimism in Scotland It’s a strange sensation to look back at the first independence referendum. Because despite ultimately ending up on the losing side, reflecting on the
No Positive Case for the Union With each passing day, the creaking Westminster system shows itself to be incapable of even the most basic functions, let alone delivering the results
Plans to Undermine Scottish Democracy In the 1997 referendum for a Scottish Parliament – when 74% of voters backed its reestablishment – Labour argued it was essential in order to
Strengthening Democratic Processes Legislation which aims to enhance Scotland’s democratic processes has been published in the Scottish Parliament. The Scottish Elections (Representation and Reform) Bill includes provisions to encourage the
Meanwhile Westminster Sits on its Hands Whether it’s paralysed by Brexit conflicts, scandals or fighting, Westminster has proven itself incapable of delivering for people and communities, especially in Scotland. It
- 1
- 2
