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As Toffs and Tories panic about land reform, Raymie Kiernan says their vast estates are stolen goods that we must take back

The Smith Commission’s proposals prove people were right to be suspicious of Westminster parties' vow for more devolved powers for Scotland, writes Carlo Morelli

Over 1,400 people marched on the Faslane nuclear submarine base, situated on the Clyde, last Sunday. It was the largest Scrap Trident demonstration in Scotland since the mass protest which greeted the G8 in 2005.

Workers at the Kilwinning campus of Ayrshire College were set to strike on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. 

More than 1,000 people joined the Scottish Trades Union Congress’ (STUC) anti-racist demo in Glasgow last Saturday.

Mass meetings of the Scottish National Party and Radical Independence Campaign last weekend showed how the passion for politics remains in Scotland, writes Raymie Kiernan

Labour-run Glasgow City Council is poised to make potentially fatal cuts to Glasgow Association of Mental Health (GAMH).

The party faces a general election disaster as well as a bitter leadership race, reports Raymie Kiernan

Local government workers in Scotland have voted by more than two-thirds to accept a revised pay proposal from council bosses.

Around 100 people attended the Solidarity party’s conference last weekend in Glasgow.

Some 80,000 public sector workers plan to strike across Scotland on Tuesday of next week. 

Up to 15,000 people rallied in Glasgow’s George Square last Sunday at an event called by the Hope Over Fear campaign initiated by Tommy Sheridan.