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Penny Lewis

Scotland’s education crisis: Time for a serious, national conversation

WRITING A MANIFESTO on Scottish education is not easy. Anecdotally, I hear reports of children vaping and playing on their phones in class. The media is full of stories of…
April 10, 2026
David Stark

How to fix farming, unlock land worth £13 billion and regenerate the rural economy

Highland cow eating grass through a fence
Brian Monteith

Offord’s audacity of hope that scares the wits out of the Tories

View along the Tay Road Bridge toward Dundee at sunset, with traffic crossing over the River Tay
Drew Augustine

The absurdity that led to atrocity: How gender ideology has harmed women, children, and reality in Scotland

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Apr 15, 2026

Reviving Scotland’s dying town centres

David Stark
IN THE 1970s AND 80s, I designed a lot of shopping centres. It was the high point of town centre development, a consumer boom…
Reviving Scotland’s dying town centres
Apr 14, 2026

Holyrood should give NHS Scotland its independence

Jonathan Stanley
GOVERNANCE OF NHS SCOTLAND has long been centralised, with the Scottish Government exercising considerable influence over Health Boards. Currently, the Chair and all non-executive…
Holyrood should give NHS Scotland its independence
Apr 13, 2026

How the new politics might save the union

Tom Miers
EASTER HERALDS campaigning season in Scotland. I always associate daffodils with the strange tension and excitement of elections. This one feels a bit different,…
How the new politics might save the union
Apr 10, 2026

Let Scotland flourish: Reform’s New Deal

Malcolm Offord
SCOTLAND has been broken by the SNP, but our wonderful country can be fixed. In 1933-39, President Franklin D. Roosevelt promoted bold legislation to…
Let Scotland flourish: Reform’s New Deal
Apr 9, 2026

How Reform will reform Holyrood

Malcolm Offord
THE SCOTLAND ACT 1998  gave extensive powers to Holyrood to allow it to control most of the levers required to improve daily life in…
How Reform will reform Holyrood
Apr 9, 2026

Reforming Britain’s armed forces: Part 4

Stuart Crawford
HAVING OUTLINED in Part 3 of this series what I see as the major issues that Reform UK should address when it forms the…
Reforming Britain’s armed forces: Part 4
Apr 8, 2026

Reform’s plan for farming, fishing and rural Scotland

Malcolm Offord
THE QUALITY OF SCOTLAND'S LARDER has a worldwide reputation and accounts for twenty per cent of the UK’s food & drink exports. But the…
Reform’s plan for farming, fishing and rural Scotland
Apr 7, 2026

NHS Joint Care: Rebuilding musculoskeletal services around the patient

Jonathan Stanley
SCOTLAND CONTROLS its own health system. Holyrood determines how services are structured, how clinicians are trained, and how governance operates. That autonomy brings responsibility…
NHS Joint Care: Rebuilding musculoskeletal services around the patient

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