Editorial

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

Lots of labouring still be done for Scottish Labour

Carol Mochan says there’s a mountain of political leg work needed but that it can be done. Scotland’s status as a

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

Katrina Faccenda says the roadblock must be removed so socialist policies can become attractive again. The fightback against the latest attacks

Tommy Kane argues Labour can resolve its constitutional carry-on to allow its radical politics to shine through Nicola Sturgeon is right.

Neil Findlay proposes a way forward for Scottish Labour on its constitutional crisis Labour cannot ignore or wish away constitutional realities

Alex Rowley explains why Scottish Labour supports a revised devolution settlement Scotland remains divided on the question of independence, but on

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Regroup and resist – but how? Well, the polls were stunningly accurate so we well and truly had our ‘Friday the

Richard Leonard says when the people speak, political parties must listen The election result was grave for Labour. Though we tried

16th September 20194 years ago SLR 9 min read

Though still in poll position, Kenny MacAskill argues all is not well in the ‘House of SNP’ Scotland’s political order has

15th July 201916th July 20194 years ago SLR 4 min read

David Watt explains the work of the Socialist Educational Association Scotland Jimmy Reid’s rectorial speech of nearly fifty years ago continues

14th January 20195 years ago SLR 4 min read

Mike Cowley says under Richard Leonard Scottish Labour is back on its way to influence In November 2017, Scottish Labour elected

14th January 20195 years ago SLR 4 min read

Róisín McLaren argues Scottish Labour’s star cannot rise until it changes course on independence A YouGov opinion poll published on 16

24th September 20185 years ago SLR 4 min read

Neil Findlay says those looking for radical social change should join and support Labour. This year corporate lobbyist and former RBS