THERE is a great deal to unpack in light of the fiasco in Westminster over an SNP motion calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
THOUSANDS of innocent children, women and men have been killed – and they deserve so much better than the omnishambles that took place in Westminster on Wednesday.
THE SNP have launched a revamped Yes Scotland website with the aim of “empowering” Scottish independence activists.
IT has become a tale that has been told all too often these days – the tale of two governments and it was told again this week once more.
I WOULD like to take you back 10 years to 2011 – a time when the hit TV show Game of Thrones aired its first episode, the News of the World printed its last edition and Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO of Apple.
FRIENDS, what a conference we’ve had.
THE Social Justice and Fairness Commission, established by Nicola Sturgeon, publishes the first in a series of new discussion papers this week. Their paper, A Secure Income for All, will also form the basis of the SNP’s online National Assembly next week. I’m really looking forward to welcoming SNP members to that event, and to the undoubtedly lively debate that will ensue.
THIS weekend thousands of political activists and SNP members will descend on the Granite City for the SNP’s 85th annual conference. In the midst of the political turmoil of Brexit, SNP supporters from across the country will come together in anticipation of what’s to come and to reflect on what we’ve achieved so far.
POLITICS is shifting. More and more people can see that a better future is possible, and the tide is turning in favour of independence.
THIS week’s GERS figures show that Scotland’s finances are robust and improving – with onshore revenues growing by £3 billion in the last year and the notional deficit assigned to Scotland falling faster than UK as a whole.
