March 2014 Archives

Unexpected anger

29/03/2014 thomas 4 Comments

I used to think that Coulport/Faslane would be an amazing negotiating chip in the independence negotiations with Westminster. The Guardian’s

26/03/201421/05/2018 thomas 8 Comments

[/caption]The map of Europe has started changing again. I had expected Scotland to be the first European border change of

21/03/201404/05/2015 thomas 10 Comments

What is Labour’s vision for Scotland and the UK? They spend most of their time criticising the SNP in Scotland

18/03/201418/03/2014 thomas 3 Comments

Pre-1999, the creation of a devolved Scottish Parliament seemed like a great idea. Scotland hadn’t had a way to express

17/03/201416/05/2014 thomas 7 Comments

It seems to have become a popular Unionist pastime to devise schemes for slight changes to the devolution settlement, thinking

15/03/201414/03/2017 thomas 12 Comments

In the past months, foreign visits have taken up a lot of my spare time. A couple of weeks ago,

10/03/201410/03/2014 thomas 8 Comments

We see many headlines at the moment proclaiming that more powers for the Scottish Parliament are inevitable after a No