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June 29, 2024
First minister sturgeon thank you, and yes. I think you just heard how much we all love you. I come prepared. [laughter] [applause] look after these for me. Friends, leading this party is a great privilege, one enjoyed by just a few people in our history. Earlier this year, we lost one of our past leaders a true giant of our movement. Gordon wilson had the good fortune to be born in govan in this city. And to represent dundee in the house of commons. Two great cities. When gordon became leader o...
June 8, 2023
THERE is, as we speak, a becalmed aspect to independence â a lack of progress, lack of detail, and lack of momentum. Alongside is a conspicuousâŠ
June 7, 2023
THERE is, as we speak, a becalmed aspect to independence â a lack of progress, lack of detail, and lack of momentum. Alongside is a conspicuousâŠ
June 6, 2023
THERE is, as we speak, a becalmed aspect to independence â a lack of progress, lack of detail, and lack of momentum. Alongside is a conspicuousâŠ
May 31, 2023
IN his letter of May 29, Adair asks âwhy donât we...â and goes on to identify many of our strengths and successes but continues to ask whyâŠ
May 28, 2023
THE last Scottish Constitutional Convention took place in very different times, but the demand for political change has far from faded away over theâŠ
February 7, 2023
SNP MP Stewart McDonald has released a report entitled A Scotland That Can Vote Yes
July 24, 2022
âIâM no psychic,â modestly asserts David Bone (Letters, July 17), but then his crystal ball âseesâ an election on the horizon, and tellsâŠ
October 11, 2021
Colin Bell, one of the most influential Scottish broadcasters of the 20th century, has died aged 83.
February 22, 2021
He said: âThere has also been no credible strategy to deliver a referendum.  âThe SNP âfeeble fiftyâ jibe when Labourâs 50 Scottish MPs (69%) failed to deliver devolution after the 1987 general election has come home to roost.  âWith 48 (81%) of Scotlandâs 59 MPs, the SNP is unable to deliver a referendum.â He added: âIntoxicated spin of evidence from opinion polls has not helped.  âSupport has grown but far from the consistent and convincing lead that w...