By Colin Fox, SSP National Co-Spokesperson Andy Burnham was in Motherwell this week [article originally published mid-October] on a visit designed to overshadow the SNP ...
By Roy Doig in Carcassonne Despite desperate attempts by right wing politicians and media to portray the French protests as violent riots, hundreds of thousands of students, ...
By Colin Fox With the NHS facing the worst crisis in its history, Scotland trapped in a cost-of-living crisis and a chronic shortage of affordable housing, there is much John ...
By Richie Venton, SSP national trade union organiser Scotland’s public services face devastation, with the political parties in charge both at Holyrood and local ...
By Ken Ferguson The sheer horror of the flash floods in Nepal and Tibet that brought death, mass destruction and unquantifiable human misery with them is also the starkest ...
By Richie Venton “We’ve had enough!” chanted several hundred council workers at a hastily organised, angry demonstration outside the meeting of Glasgow City ...
THE FAMOUS WORDS of Greek tragedian Euripides, written thousands of years ago, might well have been written as a commentary on our own times. As this Voice goes to press we ...
By Richie Venton (who grew up in County Fermanagh) In early June, Belfast witnessed the worst street violence in decades. Gangs of black-clad boys and men, in masks and ...
by Mazibuko Kanyiso Jara, Member of the SteeringCommittee, Conference of the Left SOUTH AFRICA’S Conference of the Left, held from 29 to 31 May 2026 in Boksburg, was not a ...
by Ken Ferguson IN SCOTLAND, the election contains both positives and negatives with the balance coming down, at least provisionally’, on the progressive side. The ...