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January 17, 2023
Operate. governments of their own agendas working together to serve the scottish people. —— devolution. now we are saddled with initiation help bent on working it and ignoring it. indeed the sector state seems to spend more time stopping things happening by that make them work. and scottish government is spending hundreds of thousands on lawyers challenging unchallengeable laws. and in this case it is the public who are like that. trans people who suffer intense discrimination will not not s...
January 8, 2023
THE UK Government’s threat to take an unprecedented step to block gender reform legislation in Scotland is more to do with culture wars than legal…
November 26, 2022
THE UK Supreme Court’s unanimous verdict as to whether a devolved government is permitted to specifically ask its citizens whether Scotland should…
November 25, 2022
Graham Campbell spoke to crowds gathered around the Royal Concert Hall steps as thousands of university staff walked out in the second day of…
November 23, 2022
THE decision by the Supreme Court is that under the current devolution settlement, Holyrood cannot hold an independence referendum without the…
November 21, 2022
WILL independence campaigners be left with egg on our collective faces when the Supreme Court rules on Holyrood’s planned advisory independence…
November 20, 2022
THE delivery of the Supreme Court independence referendum judgment this week could indicate judges have concluded it is too early to rule on whether…
October 11, 2022
WHAT can Yes supporters expect from the two days of constitutional back and forth in the UK’s highest court? We aren’t anticipating a decision…
October 1, 2022
A DECISION from the UK’s top court ruling Holyrood does have the powers to hold an independence referendum will not necessarily break the…
September 2, 2022
Nick McKerrell of Glasgow Caledonian University says the police force is unlike any other public sector service – which is why the subject is so controversial