In October 1967, a political earthquake struck the Scottish town of Hamilton. The Scottish National Party, until then a marginal force, surged to prominence when Winnie Ewing captured a Westminster seat long held by Labour. That by-election was transformative, marking the start of the SNP’s ascent into mainstream politics – a journey that would ultimately result in devolution, … [Read more...] about The fragmenting map of Scottish politics
Fraser McMillan and Davide Vampa
About Fraser McMillan and Davide Vampa
Career Launch Fellow and Senior Lecturer, respectively, in territorial politics, Edinburgh University