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Campbell Martin is a Scottish journalist and politician. He was previously a member of the Scottish National Party (SNP), and he was elected to the Scottish Parliament to represent the West of Scotland at the 2003 election
For some time now, the SNP has been staggering from one self-inflicted disaster to the next. People, myself included keep asking ‘how did this happen?’ How did the Party that Nicola Sturgeon inherited in November 2014 become so accident prone and riven by so much division in such a short space of time? The Read more about The Strategist & The Apprentice[…]
On the sixth anniversary of the Independence referendum Sir Keir Starmer leader of the Worker’s Party deigned to visit the Scottish colony. Unlike his predecessor Corbyn it is unlikely Starmer travelled in second class alongside any of the proletariat. The imperial leaders of the English Political Parties believe in the day trip governance of the Read more about The Battle of Scotland Is About To Begin…[…]
Dr Tim Rideout – PhD in Economic Geography and Scottish Currency Advocate
https://www.isp.scot/isp-statement-on-the-internal-markets-bill/ Skip to content Independence for Scotland Party – ISP More YES voices in Holyrood – win on the list ISP STATEMENT ON THE INTERNAL MARKETS BILL September 16, 2020 We could have lined up with everyone else yesterday to condemn the Internal Markets bill. We didn’t. There are enough column inches condemning this for Read more about The ISP Statement on Internal Markets Bill[…]
I had a really strange, stressful and enlightening weekend because of one single tweet and Facebook Post. Someone, not me had taken the latest Survation Opinion Poll on Holyrood voting intentions and ran it through a seat calculator. It was very interesting what the projections revealed. It shows that the SNP wins a majority in Read more about SNP ISP & Me.[…]
Iain Lawson was Conservative candidate at Glasgow Garscadden in 1978 and 1979 then in Dumbarton in 1983. He then left the Tories to join the SNP, through the medium of the Save Scottish Steel campaign. He was SNP candidate in Stirling in 1987 and then at the Paisley South by-election in 1990. He was an office-bearer for the SNP during these years and helped to launch the successful Challenge of the Nineties fundraising campaign.
The past week or so has seen the British Labour Party in Scotland participating in its second favourite pastime. Internecine party politics is a SLAB speciality. They have never been as efficient or sleekit in the removal of their branch managers as their fellow Neoliberal Tory chums. We recently witnessed Jackson Carlaw leaving the chamber Read more about They Never Learn.[…]
There has been much excitement and debate since the SNP Programme for Government announcement yesterday. The eye-catching part was, of course, the pledge to legislate for an Independence Referendum. Before the year end a Bill will pass through Holyrood giving us the question to be asked and more importantly a date for the plebiscite. There Read more about Is It Finally Game On?[…]