NEWSROOM
Brexit: Out means Out
By Russell Bruce
When Joseph Chamberlain returned from Munich in 1938 he came back with a useless piece of paper. ‘Peace in our time’ was...
What currency should an Independent Scotland aim for?
By Russell Bruce
The proposal from the Growth Commission that Scotland should use sterling for 10 to 15 years after independence has given rise to...
Scotland’s oil and gas sales up 18.2%
The latest oil and gas sales for 2017/18 are up 18.2% by output value compared to 2016/17.
Despite a small drop in output volume of...
Brexit and Scotland
By Russell Bruce
Newsnet is pleased to present this fascinating video of a packed meeting in Selkirk last week. Michael Russell MSP, is the Cabinet...
Brexit: UK politics in a maelstrom of indecision
By Russell Bruce
When the only certainty is uncertainty, Scotland must take up the reins of positive direction and not keep hanging on to find...
Ashley Graczyk’s journey to YES
Ashley says Yes. Ashley Graczyk serves the Sighthill and Gorgie Ward and is Edinburgh’s first profoundly deaf Councillor. Ashley’s experience fuelled her interest in...
GERS: a silly season fixture?
By Fiona Grahame
Fiona Grahame, Editor of the Orkney News, casts her eye over the GERS figures published last week. First published in the Orkney...
Iceland: a nation living with an unpredictable environment
By Irene McEwanYes Berwickshire recently hosted an evening with the journalist and broadcaster, Lesley Riddoch which included the showing of her Nation 2 film,...
Brexit update from Michael Russell
By Russell BruceAs the UK trundles along with Brexit negotiations, like a hedgehog on the prowl, but with considerably less sense of purpose, the world...
Pensions Now and in Independent Scotland
By Dot JessimanOne of the big issues, and one used effectively by unionists to scare people in the last referendum, was that of pensions....