Dr. Jack Brand was a Scottish political scientist and a key chronicler of the Scottish National Party. He also served as Chairman of the Campaign for a Scottish Assembly, significantly contributing to the political discourse on Scottish autonomy. His work focused on analyzing political movements and the processes that led to the strengthening of regional identity and self-governance. His insights into Scottish politics offer valuable historical and analytical perspectives on the nation's journey toward greater political independence.
Focusing on local government reform from 1942 to 1974, this study explores the intricate political dynamics among various entities, including Ministries, Local Government Associations, and political parties. It delves into the challenges and conflicts that shaped the reform landscape during this period, providing insights into the evolution of local governance and the interplay of political interests.
Freddy has to face his fears - specifically spiders, heights and being naked in public (although not necessarily in that order) - to get re-invited to Tabby's awesome birthday party. Humorous fiction for fans of Tom Gates and Big Nate.
Freddy Tangles is an ordinary boy with more than his fair share of fears, and a whole lot of trouble heading his way in this humorous fiction for fans of Tom Gates and Big Nate.
Originally published in 1978 and now re-issued with a new Preface by James Mitchell, this volume traces the rise of the SNP, with special emphasis on explaining the increase of the National Party vote in Scotland from the early 1960s to the late 1970s.