We have the capacity to be a European leader in renewable energy Let the spoken word be heard plainly and clearly ‘Long, long forgot’: poems of love and death from…
Kenneth Roy My plan for saving a great Scottish newspaper Owen Fenn Unwanted cargo: the look of terror on a woman’s face Walter Humes Should we go wild at the…
My short career as a subversive Scottish nationalist John Cameron on welfare + Gerard Rochford’s March poem The damage to an already fragile relationship The Cafe + Bob Smith on…
Harvesting our organs: the ethical perils of ‘presumed consent’ The Cafe Those implants I thought I was covered. The gas man thought otherwise Friends of SR We need your help…
The Cafe 2 I write as, in Walter Humes’s term, a religious leader, now thankfully retired as a Church of Scotland minister, though still very much involved, perhaps even more…
In late 1969, Tam Dalyell picked up a phone message in the lobby of the House of Commons summoning him to the Home Office – Jim Callaghan was peeved. On…
The Cafe Economics of dependence When the judge is your enemy, you have nothing to lose Michael Elcock Bad words Rear Window Three men of sport (1) From Frank Moran’s…
The acquittal of Patrick Sellar: ‘a verdict satisfactory to the court’ The Cafe Economics of dependence When the judge is your enemy, you have nothing to lose Michael Elcock Bad…
Kenneth Roy The vital clues to Scotland’s wretched health Legal Briefs The Dungavel contract Jill Stephenson We are in danger of turning Scottish universities into English ones The Cafe PPE…
SR’s remarkable growth as an independent magazine is based largely on word of mouth. Here are examples of our journalism: * SR played a leading role in the successful campaign…