SCOTLAND’S coastal regions – historically integral to the nation’s economic fabric – demand an industrial strategy that prioritises long-term resilience and prosperity.
OUR future First Minister – be it Forbes, Regan, or Yousaf – needs to develop a new industrial strategy, Craig Berry argues ...
WITH the conference now over and the results of the elections showing a clear victory for the emerging grassroots, the SNP Common Weal Group (CWG) has a message to the party leadership: now is the time for change.
THE SNP Common Weal Group (CWG) is a force which will exist within the SNP so long as there are members who are willing to fight for change. The CWG will exist, either as an organisation or as an idea, so long as members feel like their voices aren't being heard The CWG was set up by SNP members to give a voice to the grassroots, in an attempt to counterbalance the authority of those in positions of power. Ordinary members have a voice. The CWG is amplifying that voice and representing their interests.
TO live within our planetary means, we will have to change many aspects of how we live and our wider economy works. Scotland is a resource-rich country and well situated to tackle each of the seven major environmental challenges – climate change, species extinction, pollution, water shortages, overconsumption, deforestation and soil degradation.
IN 1965, Dr George E Moore observed that semiconductor companies could double the number of discrete components on a square inch of silicon every
Craig Berry is an electrical engineer and independent researcher for Common Weal
SCOTLAND requires urgent powers on energy policy to set up a world-leading energy industry, which has been stifled by the UK energy strategy since the 1980s by both Labour and Conservative governments
