Is turbo-capitalism corroding Britain’s economy?
Britain’s economy is being hollowed out as weakly regulated companies destroy assets and capital while move ...
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How Maggie and TINA killed the UK economy
When there is no alternative (TINA) there is no opportunity to adapt to a changing environment
The broken British economy: a call for urgent reform
An open letter to politicians calling for reform and what is needed to save British economy
Independence and a wellbeing economy
A wellbeing economy seems popular with Scottish voters so what would this mean for Scottish independence ...
A wellbeing economy isn’t just a wellbeing pension!
What does wellbeing economy really mean, and will the reality sustain the support attracted by the ...
Introduction to the layman’s guide to the economy
Falling living standards show the economy doesn’t work for ordinary people; understanding the system is necessary ...
The EV Camper Company – transitioning to the green economy.
Bylines Scotland writer, Charlie McCarthy in conversation with David Middleton-Brown from EV Camper Van Hire. They ...
The EV Camper Company – transitioning to the green economy
Edinburgh area camper company at the forefront of sustainable travel innovation
Recycle, renew, reuse – transitioning to the green economy
The sprouting idea of sustainable living is emerging in Highland Perthshire
Labour’s Scottish economy narrative – spin not substance
Labour blaming the SNP for all of Scotland’s economic ills lacks credibility, particularly as Keir Starmer ...
Journey to a wellbeing economy – part two
Wellbeing is a stopover on a much longer, more fulfilling odyssey. A new ethos aim: a ...
Journey to a wellbeing economy – part one
Wellbeing may be the destination, but how do we get there? Has practical guidance been offered? ...
Is Community Wealth Building the key to the Just Transition and the Wellbeing Economy?
Community Wealth Building: what it is and its fundamental pillars
Universal Basic Income series – Part X: The Job Guarantee stabilises a modern economy
The author explains why the Job Guarantee is a solution to achieve price stability while eliminating ...
Universal Basic Income v The Job Guarantee Series – Part VIII: The NAIRU Economy
The author explains why UBI keeps the NAIRU economy alive, leading to impoverished conditions of the ...
The wellbeing economy: serving the people in all aspects of their lives
A wellbeing economy needs to be measured. How? Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) is one ...
A wellbeing economy — why do we need it, what is it and how do we pay for it?
It is time to leave orthodox neoliberal economics behind and embrace a wellbeing economy for our ...
Delivering a Scottish Wellbeing economy?
An open conversation with answers about wellbeing economy is of fundamental importance in a campaign for ...
Local Authorities, communities and the circular economy
Cathryn Jones stresses the fundamental issue of consumerism, lack of reuse and repair, and how LAs ...
Liz Truss is right: there is something deeply, structurally wrong with the UK economy
While the UK sees social spending as suspicious, European countries treat it as an essential investment ...
Affordable housing crisis may have a long-term detrimental effect on the Scottish economy
The lack of affordable housing affects whole communities and not just the people living in overcrowded, ...
The restoration of ‘Killie’ civic pride
Kilmarnock is suffering significant high-street business closures, but a new council regeneration plan may give the ...
Restoring peatlands in Scotland’s Flow Country
In the Highlands, work is being done to protect the fragile ecosystem of the peatlands; one ...
When the climate crisis feels too big, where do we start?
The climate crisis is a global issue, but action can start closer to home. Climate Week ...
Why we should insist on a Scottish currency from Independence Day
Recent articles have provoked discussion on the subject of a future Scottish money system. Here, we ...
Undue Influence: The politics and practicality of taxing the super-rich
As wealth concentrates at the top, economists argue that taxing the super-rich could help tackle inequality, ...
Tigray – the hidden genocide
The International community must act now to prevent another genocide in Tigray, as conflict risks spreading ...
ScotRail app shambles was the symptom of a much bigger problem
As the Scottish Government grapples with public service reform, where is the voice of the public ...
More than a secondhand wardrobe
On secondhand wardrobe day, a reflection on the role of charity shops in the UK
The Just Transition: Scotland’s “biggest act of self-harm”?
Reflections on the Scottish Government’s commitment to a Just Transition and its implications for jobs, the ...
The growing threat of extreme wealth
Britain’s fiscal problems cannot be solved by squeezing ordinary incomes alone. As private fortunes grow across ...
A new chapter: where do we go from here?
Keir Starmer’s resignation may mark the end of one political chapter, but the forces that brought ...
“Just in case” – the importance of community growing
Building resilience, health and sovereignty is the key to beating austerity
Tax reform sounds boring but it’s a powerful tool for Scotland
As Fair Tax Week 2026 comes to a close, Scotland can lead on tax justice to ...
The rebirth of Scotland’s rainbow parliament
With an intriguing election result for the Scottish Parliament, what happens next and what opportunities are ...
The nearer continent: Scotland’s European return, Canada’s European deepening
Scotland and Canada: two northern nations look to strengthen their European connections but face very different ...
Why Reform is Thatcherism on stilts
Britain is facing the return of Thatcherism on stilts under Nigel Farage’s Reform Party
What the media is missing about the Scottish elections
The SNP’s staying power is a real achievement yet the media focus lies elsewhere
The seabed and the shield: the renewable transition in two old resource economies
Norway banked oil wealth, Scotland and Canada now face the same choice with renewable seabed riches
Defending Schrödinger’s Scotland – part one
Schrödinger’s Scotland – a country too poor to defend itself yet so rich that England would ...
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