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Like many working in public affairs, I’m guilty of trotting out lots of statistics to support my organisation’s policy objectives and calls to action. There are 759,000 unpaid carers in Scotland, and on top of that there are the hidden carers that we can’t measure through the...

Brexit will see the UK no longer subject to rulings from the Court of Justice which upholds the EU Charter,If Brexit is to dominate this General Election, political parties need to put forward solutions to enhance

constitutional polarisation, it is difficult to communicate any message other than your views on the Union or Brexit,matters the Tories (at least publicly) have pinned their colours to the mast, and those of a pro-Union/Brexit,Interestingly, as well as riding the Union/Brexit wave, I get the impression that many of Scotland's,is being spun (particularly by the SNP and the Tories) as an endorsement/rejection of independence/Brexit

Ideas for a better world won't get a hearing in an election on Brexit

would cement May’s position as a Prime Minister in her own right, provide a mandate for her vision of Brexit

Until charities have a strong voice in Brexit discussions, the vulnerable will remain voiceless

Brexit and Indyref2 are not the only issues at play when deciding what kind of country we want to be

I ask this question in light of the Brexit report produced by Glasgow City Council, the Glasgow Economic,How odd then the organisations behind Glasgow’s Brexit report are entirely unaware of, or are perhaps,What the report should have been asking for is a form of financial protection for the city from Brexit

There was also a podcast with Voluntary Arts Scotland looking at the potential impact of Brexit on the,In addition, human rights has also become a central plank of SCVOs analysis of the ongoing Brexit negotiations

seeing the polarising of public attitudes intensify across the world, none more noticeable than with Brexit