Cast your mind back to September 2014. The anti-independence Better Together campaign marched across Scotland promising that staying with Westminster was the only way to guarantee low energy bills for ...
As warnings grow that another wave of Westminster’s cost-of-living tsunami is about to hit families this autumn and winter it’s maybe time to revisit what the anti-independence politicians promised ...
If anyone still held out hope that a Labour administration at Westminster would treat Scotland as an equal partner in the UK, ...
Scotland and Norway had the same North Sea opportunity. Norway invested it. Westminster wasted ours. Now Scotland makes more clean power than we use – yet we still pay some of Europe’s highest bills.
The historic summit in Cardiff between Scottish First Minister John Swinney, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth, and Sinn Féin leaders Michelle O’Neill and Mary Lou McDonald marks a pivotal moment in ...
Scotland and Norway had the same North Sea opportunity. Norway invested it. Westminster wasted ours. Now Scotland makes more clean power than we use – yet we still pay some of Europe’s highest bills.
Everyone in Scotland was promised a £1,400 Union dividend, but has been handed a £3,000 annual Brexit bill. How much longer ...
The £2 fare cap is not an isolated initiative; it is part of a bold, progressive vision for Scotland’s public transport ...
Through our latest Programme for Government, the SNP as the Scottish Government is delivering real, transformative progress ...
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