Scottish tax payers are getting the best deal in the UK – with Council tax being on average £737 a year less than in Labour-run England, and £627 a year less than in Labour-run Wales for a Band D ...

Reform is now “comfortably” the third most popular party in Scotland ahead of the Conservatives - but is unlikely to gain much more support. Polling experts at the Scottish Election Study ...

The decision to deny the Socialist Equality Party (SEP) official party registration is an outrageous attack on democratic rights and workers’ ability to seek an alternative outside the existing ...

Colombo, March 29 (Daily Mirror) - The Frontline Socialist Party (FSP) lashed out at the government for planning to close down state institutions or to privatise them. National Organiser of FSP ...

The following statements are from electoral members of the Socialist Equality Party (SEP) condemning the Australian Electoral Commission’s (AEC) decision to deny the party official registration.

An SNP grandee has announced he may run as an independent candidate in next year’s Holyrood election as the Nationalists are “no longer the party for all of Scotland”. Fergus Ewing ...

The Glasgow MSP and former Scottish government minister will remain in place until the party holds a leadership contest in the summer. He intends to seek re-election as an MSP at next year's ...

The academics added: "These can be considered serious constraints on Reform growth in Scotland, but it is worth keeping in mind this is a party beginning from a standing start." Analysis last ...

Socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani wants to raise corporate taxes to pay for billions of dollars of freebies for New Yorkers, he told The Post in an exclusive sit-down. The Queens state ...

Such is the force of Nigel Farage’s personality that his Reform Party has been making inroads into Scottish politics without any noticeable physical presence on the ground. There are no Reform ...

Sir Keir Starmer is “not a liability” to Scottish Labour’s election chances, according to the party’s deputy leader ... hold the same "ideological socialist stance”.

The Scottish Socialist party finished third with 271 votes, ahead of Reform on 222. The Tories finished in seventh place, with just 102 votes - 2.7 per cent. SNP leader John Swinney said ...