John Ruddy argues that while tackling fuel poverty amid rising energy costs is hugely complex, there is a way government could help to deliver cheaper, greener electricity to millions of
Category: Opinion
Robert Hoskins takes a close look at polling around both Labour and independence in the wake of the Partygate scandal, and considers what it all might mean for Scotland. Eight
Abi Wood is Women’s Officer of Scottish Young Labour, and is standing in the upcoming SEC election alongside Adam Wilson, Scotland’s youngest Labour Councillor, to be one of Scottish Labour’s
It’s the Scottish local elections in May, and the game-playing is underway in earnest, writes Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall. West Lothian Council is a Labour minority administration, and a
Richard Rawles argues that the internal battles raging again in the Labour Party over electoral calculations and the way forward are in danger of hiding a possible solution by over-simplifying
John Campbell says of the SNP that one would struggle – even in all the pages of history – to find a political party which after so long in power
Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall says there are fundamental errors in the logic behind the “Alliance 4 Unity”, and the best way to defeat the SNP is by voting for