Voices of Scotland Why Scotland deserves a memorial to Nelson Mandela Glasgow gave Mandela, then a political prisoner, the freedom of the city in 1981, launching a global wave of solidarity — today, with racism still lurking, we need to celebrate the struggle against apartheid once more, writes JOHN STEVENSON
Features | Monday 13th Apr 2020 Voices of Scotland A new resource to keep Rodney Bickerstaffe’s legacy alive for current and future generations
Features | Monday 23rd Dec 2019 VOICES OF SCOTLAND: Socialist ideals must be nurtured, not allowed to dissipate
Tuesday 21st May 2019 Voices Of Scotland Inequality is the most pressing issue of our time With Britain focused on Brexit and Scotland obsessing over the independence debate, we are forgetting to organise as a class, writes JOHN STEVENSON
Tuesday 22nd Jan 2019 Voices of Scotland Leave or remain, our goal must be a socialist government In Scotland, the myriad positions on staying in or leaving the European Union, intersecting with positions on staying in or leaving the UK, can become a major distraction - the socialist position has to be to put a socialist government above all else, writes Unison's JOHN STEVENSON
Tuesday 09th Jan 2018 Voices of Scotland A £1 tourist tax could help mitigate the cuts Fundamental political change at Holyrood and Westminster is needed to save local services, but a modest proposal from trade unions could help keep the wolf from the door in the meantime, says JOHN STEVENSON
Obituary Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Obituary Chris Bartter: Trade unionist and cultural activist CHRIS BARTTER, who died on October 28 at the age of 64, was a huge, almost omnipresent, figure on Scotland's cultural, labour and trade union scene