In the month of November the Smith Commission is set to draw up the most significant programme of […]
Category Archive: Scotland
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott: British withdrawal from the EU: an existential threat to the United Kingdom?
The Conservative party’s proposal to repeal the Human Rights Act (and their proposal’s many faults) has already been […]
Only 45% of Scots said yes to independent statehood, but a massive majority said yes to direct democracy. […]
The victory for the No campaign in last week’s referendum means that, for the foreseeable future, Scotland will […]
Barry Winetrobe argues that the sudden focus on the ‘West Lothian/English Question’ is misconceived, and that it is […]
This is a copy of a blog post that was, in the event, not needed. My colleagues have […]
The referendum has come and gone and there is a mix of numbness and relief intermingled into the […]
It is often said that one of the greatest characteristics of the United Kingdom’s unwritten constitution is its […]
And so the 2014 Scottish Referendum is done. The people of Scotland have voted and have rejected independence […]
After a very long — and at times electrifying — campaign, a modest but decisive majority of those […]
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