It’s easy to lose your sense of optimism amid bleak political times. NEIL FINDLAY has some suggestions for what we need to see in 2025

NEIL FINDLAY slams the shocking lack of facilities and breaks forcing drivers to risk health and endure degrading conditions following a new report from train drivers’ union Aslef

The city of Jimmy Reid, Mary McArthur and other great class fighters must not be left without trade union learning provision, says NEIL FINDLAY

Scottish Labour not only needs to develop policies on the big questions facing Scottish workers – it also needs a credible position on the constitution, argues NEIL FINDLAY

The First Minister was undoubtedly a skilled politician, but her record is one of dismal failure, from public service cuts to flogging off our wind energy market to foreign multinationals, writes NEIL FINDLAY

As the class struggle continues to ramp up, the effective campaigning and research methods of unions and activist groups becomes more and more crucial — we are proud to have played our part, writes NEIL FINDLAY

Millions of young people want to leave their parental home and stand on their own two feet, but are unable to do so due to a supercharged housing market and no access to social housing. NEIL FINDLAY calls for action to fix a broken system

It’s a disgrace that so many live with food insecurity in one of the world’s richest countries, where modern food production methods should make hunger obsolete. It’s time to do something about it, writes NEIL FINDLAY

NEIL FINDLAY puts the arguments for a third option on Scotland’s future

by Neil Findlay, outgoing Labour MSP

State intervention has been too little, too late, as a drugs epidemic decimates working-class communities across Scotland, writes NEIL FINDLAY

In a self-serving struggle to protect their positions, rightwingers have tied up the party with an internecine internal battle rather than fighting the Tories and SNP, reports NEIL FINDLAY

The Scottish government has been costing the taxpayer millions of pounds while misleading families about the reason their loved ones were stuck in hospital, writes NEIL FINDLAY MSP

The Covid-19 crisis has allowed us to see the world in new ways and demand a break with laissez-faire capitalism — but will we? asks NEIL FINDLAY MSP

Everyone is rightly proud of the region or nation they are from — they deserve real tools to be able to improve it, argues NEIL FINDLAY MSP

NEIL FINDLAY isn't sure Labour leadership hopeful Rebecca Long Bailey should have invoked 'progressive patriotism'

The Brexit Party betrayal and the limp Lib Dem launch played out over the rolling crisis that is the Tory election campaign: NEIL FINDLAY MSP looks back at the week that was

NEIL FINDLAY MSP says the view from Scotland means only one thing: campaign now for Labour, or accept social carnage

While the Brexit debates are important, they’re in danger of eclipsing news of major social economic and political events occurring all across the globe, says NEIL FINDLAY

The shadow chancellor has unveiled green socialist policies that will transform Britain entirely, writes NEIL FINDLAY MSP

Psychological and medical care for those who need it is in turmoil – we have seen the solution, but not the resolve to take it, writes NEIL FINDLAY MSP

Million pound law suits are underway after the lives of tens of thousands of women were destroyed by a medically unsafe implant, writes NEIL FINDLAY

The SNP’s attitude to the closure of a 163-year-old train works does not bode well for its version of an independent Scotland, writes NEIL FINDLAY

NEIL FINDLAY MSP is dismayed by the SNP attitude to the drugs crisis: like Portugal, Scotland needs to decriminalise drugs

In the face of climate change and an international drift towards fascism, the centre and the right are descending into farce, writes NEIL FINDLAY

Scotland needs a government that will work with the trade union movement for change, not simply blaming Westminster for problems we have the powers to solve, argues NEIL FINDLAY

Nobody wants Juncker's package and a better Brexit deal will never be offered to May. Only Corbyn's Labour can save the situation in the interests of the people, not the banks, writes NEIL FINDLAY MSP

The SNP has refused to listen to calls for an inquiry into political policing, says NEIL FINDLAY

Labour’s manifesto has captured the imagination with a positive vision for the future, writes NEIL FINDLAY

The socialist message has shown to be popular north of the border – but the Scottish party faces a crossroads in its new choice of leader, says NEIL FINDLAY