Can friendship survive profound political disagreement? In “Letter to a leftie friend”, Amanda Lindsay responds to a friend who challenged her politics and association with Reform UK. Read her argument and make up your own mind 👇 bit.ly/4i1xZWV #TheReformer #UKPolitics

⚖️ What should count as corroboration in Scots criminal law? Edward Graham examines a controversial area of criminal justice in “When the allegation becomes the evidence: the hollowing out of Scotland’s corroboration rule.” Read 👇 bit.ly/4zAVY5B #ScotsLaw #TheReformer

Can friendship survive profound political disagreement? In “Letter to a leftie friend”, Amanda Lindsay responds to a friend who challenged her politics and association with Reform UK. Read her argument and make up your own mind 👇 bit.ly/4i1xZWV #TheReformer #UKPolitics

🇵🇱 “The freebies that make us less free: Poland’s lesson for Scotland” Eben Wilson considers what Scotland might learn from Poland about state intervention, self-reliance and economic opportunity. Read the full article bit.ly/4rEC5rk #TheReformer #Scotland

State support, individual choice and economic freedom - where should the balance lie? Eben Wilson explores the question through a comparison between Scotland and Poland in his latest article for The Reformer. Read his argument bit.ly/4rEC5rk #Scotland #Economy

Do policies designed to make life easier always deliver the intended results? In “The freebies that make us less free”, Eben Wilson looks to Poland while questioning the balance between state provision and individual responsibility. Read more bit.ly/4rEC5rk #EconomicPolicy #Scotland

🇵🇱 What can Poland teach Scotland about government support and self-reliance? Eben Wilson examines the economic arguments in “The freebies that make us less free: Poland’s lesson for Scotland.” Read the full article bit.ly/4rEC5rk #Scotland #Economy

⚖️ Human rights, equality law and legislative clarity. Amanda Lindsay examines how proposed new Scottish duties could interact with existing UK equality protections — and argues important questions remain unanswered. Read more on The Reformer bit.ly/4xSmXIr #TheReformer #Holyrood

What happens when public bodies could face new equality duties but questions remain over the terminology involved? Amanda Lindsay takes a critical look at Scotland’s proposed Human Rights Bill and the debate at Holyrood. Read on The Reformer bit.ly/4xSmXIr #HumanRights #Scotland

“You cannot count what you will not name.” Amanda Lindsay questions how “gender identity” would be defined and applied under proposals for Scotland’s Human Rights Bill. Read her argument in The Reformer: bit.ly/4xSmXIr Read the full article #ScottishPolitics #EqualityLaw

⚖️ Can legislation create new duties while leaving important terminology undefined? Amanda Lindsay examines that question in: Holyrood invents a novel human right: the right not to define your own bill Read on The Reformer bit.ly/4xSmXIr #Holyrood #HumanRights

⚓ Saving HMS Ambuscade can create a Falklands memorial on the Clyde With funding needed to bring the former Royal Navy frigate home, David Campbell Bannerman explains why he believes this piece of naval history should be preserved. Read on The Reformer bit.ly/4hxJbtg #HMSAmbuscade #TheReformer

Built on the Clyde. A veteran of the Falklands War. Now facing an uncertain future. ⚓ David Campbell Bannerman argues HMS Ambuscade could become a permanent Falklands memorial and maritime museum in Glasgow. Read more bit.ly/4hxJbtg #MaritimeHeritage #Scotland

📖 The nationalist summit that should worry Andy Burnham Arlene Foster examines the implications of closer cooperation between nationalist parties and the arguments surrounding devolution, referendums and the future of the UK. Read on The Reformer bit.ly/3Vs1to7 #TheReformer #UKPolitics

Slavery, empire, reparations and responsibility for the past. David Stark challenges aspects of the contemporary debate and argues for a different way of examining Britain’s history. 📖 Enslaved by left-wing ideology Read the full article bit.ly/4hKnQhe #BritishEmpire #History

“She served her country; now it is our turn to bring her home.” David Campbell Bannerman highlights the campaign to return HMS Ambuscade to the Clyde and preserve her for future generations. ⚓ Read the full story: bit.ly/4hxJbtg #RoyalNavy #RiverClyde

The SNP, Plaid Cymru and Sinn Féin are seeking greater scope for constitutional change. What could their cooperation mean for Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Westminster? Arlene Foster gives her perspective in The Reformer. Read more bit.ly/3Vs1to7 #Devolution #UnitedKingdom

Should historical events be judged primarily by today’s standards or understood within the context of their own time? David Stark offers his perspective in Enslaved by left-wing ideology. Read on The Reformer bit.ly/4hKnQhe #BritishHistory #TheReformer

⚓ Could a Falklands War veteran return home to the Clyde? David Campbell Bannerman makes the case for saving HMS Ambuscade and transforming the Clyde-built frigate into a museum and memorial. Read on The Reformer bit.ly/4hxJbtg #HMSAmbuscade #FalklandsWar

⚓ Could a Falklands War veteran return home to the Clyde? David Campbell Bannerman makes the case for saving HMS Ambuscade and transforming the Clyde-built frigate into a museum and memorial. Read on The Reformer bit.ly/4hxJbtg #HMSAmbuscade #FalklandsWar