SNP and Labour Falkirk spat mirrors national hostility
by Stephanie Pride It says a lot about the state of local politics in Falkirk that one socialist can rudely heckle another during what is ostensibly a debate about ...
Bush and Blair’s war underpins Iraq crisis
by Bill Bonnar Despite Tony Blair’s pleas to the contrary, the current crisis in Iraq is a direct consequence of the American war against that country and its subsequent destruction. It is worth ...
The politics of separation
by Allan Grogan, Labour for Independence Other than the term nationalist, the term most commonly used by the no camp describing Yes voters is the term separatist as in to separate or create division. ...
Exhibition on Glasgow’s links to slave trade
How Glasgow Flourished 1714–1837. A temporary exhibition on show at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow until 17 August by Dominic Bascombe, Assistant Organiser, National Union of ...
Indyref gets arty
The Festival of the Common Weal, 6 July at 12-6pm at The Arches in Glasgow, celebrates left music, arts and politics and brings together various left and progressive organisations and campaigns to ...
Manics declare war on the obvious
Album review: Futurology by Manic Street Preachers, out now on Sony/Columbia by Simon Whittle When the Manics released their magnificent laid back, acoustic-tinged album Rewind the Film last ...
