Levelling up Britain: Slogan or solution?
Do the Government’s plans finally address the regional disparities seen across the UK?
‘The settled will’: Scottish sovereignty in an age of unthinking unionism
In the middle somewhere, there remains a case to be made for the union.
Should Union supporters accept or resist Indyref2?
Should Union supporters accept or reject Indyref2?
‘We treat them badly’ – Scotland’s place in the Union
What does the rest of the Union think about Scottish independence?
Why Indyref2 poses numerous challenges for Unionists
Here’s why Indyref2 will pose numerous challenges for Unionists in the coming years.
The open secret in Scottish politics
The open secret in Scottish politics is not that there will be no independence referendum any time soon. It’s that neither the Scottish nor the UK government wants one. Nicola Sturgeon’s sole aim is to be sure Boris Johnson, not her own caution, takes the blame for this. He may be happy enough to accept […]
Unionists must tell us what they’re for, not just what they’re against
May’s election results saw the return of the SNP to government, albeit one seat shy of an overall majority. While pundits predicted that independence was back on the agenda, the question of Scottish independence is on a slow simmer rather than a rolling boil as governments in Edinburgh and London focus on the pandemic response. […]
Supporters of the Union must accept Sturgeon’s referendum mandate
Nicola Sturgeon has won a mandate for another referendum on Scottish independence.
