Greens (Scotland)
Scottish politics after May 7 Westminster general election
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon.
Socialist Resistance on the rise of the Green parties in England, Wales and Scotland
Greens' Westminster MP Caroline Lucas
Britain: Greens surge on back of anti-austerity anger
Rail union RMT president Peter Pinkney with Greens MP Caroline Lucas.
Scotland: A new world for Scottish politics after the referendum
The Radical Independence Campaign conference after the referendum, on November 22, 20
Scotland's left on independence referendum: For an 'anti-austerity yes vote'
Statements on the Scottish independence referendum by the Scottish Socialist Youth, the International Socialist Group (Scotland) and the Scottish Greens.
By Andy Bowden
January 10, 2012 -- Scottish Socialist Youth -- After almost a year since the Scottish National Party’s landslide victory we have a date – autumn 2014 for the most important referendum in Scottish history, on whether or not we stay in a union [the United Kingom] dominated by the right wing, a state that invaded Iraq, imposes nuclear weapons on the Clyde, destroyed Scotland’s industrial base, or whether we become an independent nation with the power to fundamentally change Scotland for the better and which reflects the left of centre political terrain instead of being dominated by the Tory home counties.
Scottish socialists' election advance
Analysis of the SSP's 2003 Election Results
By Allan Green
Allan Green is a member of the National Executive of the Scottish Socialist Party and a member of the Editorial Board of Links.
CONTENTS
What happened with the second vote
SSP achieved a relatively stable, committed vote
Different layers support SSP and Greens
Conclusions on the second vote
Left election results in England and Wales
The role of the party in this success
The entire Scottish Socialist Party can be justifiably proud of our performance in the Holyrood elections on May 1. The vision, principles, courage and commitment of the party over four years have produced an election outcome that will permanently change the face of Scottish politics.