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Donald Trump gives evidence over wind farm proposals »

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Thu 10 May 2012 by Rory Scothorne | Read more »

SNP triumphant in unexpected Holyrood landslide »

Scottish Parliament

Incumbent First Minister Alex Salmond's Scottish National Party secured the first overall majority in Scottish Parliament history last week, after an historic electoral landslide which forced three other party leaders to resign. The SNP gained 23 seat...

Thu 05 May 2011 by Marcus Kernohan | Read more »

A Green Vision for Scotland »

Patrick Harvie

We can’t access Patrick Harvie’s office as Parliament is not in session. Instead we relocate to the Party’s Glasgow headquarters, which conveniently, is a 90 degree turn to the left; one door down along the corridor which is shared wi...

Wed 04 May 2011 by Robbie Marwick | Read more »

The Scottish Greens: kingmaker? »

The 2007 election saw the elevation of the Greens to national prominence in Scotland, as the party's two MSPs – Robin Harper and Patrick Harvie – chose to prop up the SNP's minority government. The move was far from the formation of a coali...

Wed 09 Feb 2011 by Marcus de Wilde | Read more »

Edinburgh academics grilled at Holyrood »

Professors Drew Scott and Andrew Hughes of the University of Edinburgh have written a letter to Alex Fergusson, the Presiding Officer of Scottish Parliament, claiming that they were ambushed and interrogated by MSPs. The letter makes allegations that ...

Wed 26 Jan 2011 by Jonathan Baldie | Read more »

The Perfect Storm »

This is both the best and the worst of times to be in Green politics. On the upside, we're growing at every election, picking up great recruits from other parties, and well placed to pick up seats at every level—including at Westminster for the f...

Wed 11 Nov 2009 by Patrick Harvie | Read more »

Greens oppose end to road tolls »

The Journal

The Scottish Parliament's move to abolish tolls on the Forth and Tay Bridges has been backed by the Scottish Parliament's transport commitee.The SNP had laid out in their manifesto a plan to remove the charge of £1 to use the Forth Bridge and 80p...

Sun 18 Nov 2007 | Read more »

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