Today’s turbulent skies result from climate change, as per new University of Reading research. This study reveals a concerning trend: clear-air turbulence (CAT) rises as our planet warms, posing higher air travel risks. The research reveals that over the past four decades, clear-air turbulence has surged in various global regions. In the North Atlantic air
Read MoreIn a political landscape where the Tories and Labour vie to position themselves further right, the Scottish Greens are changing lives. Their groundbreaking initiative provides free bus travel for everyone under 22. This policy has had a transformative, life-changing impact on young people across Scotland. Empowering Young People The introduction of free bus travel for
Read MoreIn the wake of recent local election victories across England, the Green Party has demonstrated its growing appeal and potential influence in shaping local governance. The remarkable success in Bristol, where the Greens emerged as the largest party, is just one highlight of their expanding reach. This triumph underscores a compelling argument for considering the
Read MoreIn a heartfelt and passionate speech delivered at the Scottish Parliament, Ross Greer MSP, a committed Christian and advocate for equality, stood firmly in defence of LGBTQI rights and principles as well as a MSP for the Scottish Greens. Greer’s words, while forthright, were a powerful testament to the ongoing struggle for inclusivity and acceptance
Read MoreIn a resounding show of cross-party unity, members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) came together today to overwhelmingly support the Stage 1 vote on the Safe Access Zones Bill, proposed by Scottish Green MSP Gillian Mackay. The bill, which aims to establish 200-metre safe access zones—commonly known as ‘buffer zones’—around abortion service providers to prevent
Read MoreTo every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time
Read MoreThe past week has witnessed a seismic shift in Scottish politics, marked by deep divisions and stark betrayals within the governing coalition. At the heart of this turmoil stands Humza Yousaf, whose unilateral actions have shattered the trust and unity painstakingly forged through the Bute House Agreement. The Bute House Agreement, a cornerstone of Scotland’s
Read MoreThe Scottish Greens, renowned for their robust stance on climate change and commitment to social equality, are ardently advocating for mechanisms that not only measure but also ensure a ‘Just Transition’ for North East Scotland. North East MSP Maggie Chapman voiced her support for the Measuring Just Transition report, recently put together by the University
Read MoreRobin Harper, the former leader of the Scottish Greens, is openly calling for a change in the party’s leadership due to disputes over transgender rights. The issue has centered around claims of a ‘chilling atmosphere of censure and fear’ within the party, propounded by Harper and a small, non-representative group.
Read MoreAlex Salmond made it clear that his relatively new political party, Alba, will put forward as many candidates in the impending general election as their resources allow. This announcement comes after his request for a unified front among pro-independence parties has been flatly turned down. The former First Minister of Scotland stated quite emphatically that
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