Inverness leafletting
Highlands and Islands activists were out in Inverness delivering leaflets that highlight the Homeland Party as a real green solution.
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Scotland
Forfar volunteering
This Sunday, our North-East Scotland branch returned to the frontlines of conservation. On the agenda: tackling the invasive Himalayan Balsam threatening our native ecosystem. This time, the team focused on a patch of new growth where the aggressive balsam was choking out the native plants. This task demanded extra precision, navigating thick brambles, nettles, and
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Aberdeen at the beach
The Aberdeenshire activists made the most of the glorious Sunday sun by heading to Balmedie Beach. The morning first consisted of litter picking, making sure our homeland retains its natural beauty. Then later some military-style team building exercises, such as log carries and bridge building. A couple of our activists even braved the icy cold
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Forfar Loch volunteering
Battling the elements, with a team of volunteers in the North East of Scotland, @DaveHP_ was back at it again, tackling the invasive Himalayan Balsam growing around Forfar Loch, pulling them up by the roots and allowing room for the native plants to thrive. Unfortunately, due to a lack of funding at all levels, work
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West of Scotland social
Members from across the region had a great morning at the West of Scotland social event. Catching up with old friends, welcoming new members, and discussing strategies for the road ahead. Nothing beats being in good company and sharing in productive conversations! If you’re in Scotland and would like to be part of an active,
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North East Scotland
Our dedicated activists from Scotland decided to use the bank holiday to deliver over 300 leaflets across Dundee.Meanwhile, up the road in Aberdeen, activists convened for the first time since the mightily successful Big Remigration Conference last month. They discussed future strategies the same way our ancestors did, over a fire, before concluding business with
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Norham: ‘The Most Dangerous Place in England’
Norham is a small Northumbrian village with a monumental past. Perched on a bend of the River Tweed—England’s natural northern boundary—its castle once held the line between two nations locked in centuries of war. The Scots besieged it thirteen times. It fell four times. It was bombarded by Mons Meg, captured by James IV, and
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Why We Must Reject Scotland’s Assisted Dying Bill
On 13 May, Holyrood will vote on the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill, proposed by Liberal Democrat MSP Liam McArthur. While the bill’s rhetoric centres on compassion, choice, and dignity, it opens a door that Scotland—and the United Kingdom—should be deeply cautious about walking through. The proposed legislation allows mentally competent adults
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Britain Is Failing Its Young People – It’s Time to Put Them First
Two decades ago, the majority of young adults in the UK were in work. In 2000, around 68% of 18–24-year-olds were employed. Fast forward to today, and that number has fallen to just 59%, a staggering drop that represents 400,000 fewer young people in work. But that’s not the worst of it. The latest ONS
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North east clear up: Litter Picking in Scotland
Yesterday afternoon, two of our activists from the North East Scotland branch were out tidying up their local area in Charleston, Dundee. After filling a dozen bags of rubbish, they collected several discarded shopping trolleys and returned them. One of our activists even brought his son (and dog) because, as Nationalists, it’s vital that we
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