The Revival of Radical Education

A couple of years ago, deep in the pandemic, a group of trade union and community organisers, arts workers, and teachers

The tectonic plates of politics shift again

Tories are in a continued crisis but still the attacks continue … but before we get to that, there is the

Asking an awkward question and needing an honest answer: What’s left of the left? The May 2022 local elections were an

The hope of humanity? There is a relatively well-known saying on the left that ‘the cause of labour is the hope

On the road to hellfire, damnation and floods: the great COP-out With BoJo’s leadership of the Tories and the Tories themselves

COP26 ≠ much cop On the face of it, there may not seem to be a much of a theme to

Though our cover celebrates reaching issue 125, this should not detract from the major global issue continuing to be the climate emergency

Non-death of neo-liberalism and ‘new’ Labour returns This is an editorial of two parts. The first parts deals with the strange

This issue is our traditional STUC congress themed issue. In it, and in addition to hearing from the STUC itself, we

18th March 20195 years ago SLR 3 min read

The March/April issue of Scottish Left Review is our traditional STUC congress edition. In it, we ask a variety of unions

Just Transition

Happy New Year to all our subscribers, readers and supporters. And, with the pleasantries now done, let’s get back to the