
Scotland’s data centre reckoning part 5: What Scotland can do right now
THIS SERIES HAS DOCUMENTED four failures: a planning system processing twenty hyperscale applications without cumulative assessment; a cost framework that

THIS SERIES HAS DOCUMENTED four failures: a planning system processing twenty hyperscale applications without cumulative assessment; a cost framework that

THERE IS A GROWING SENSE in Scotland that the judiciary is not always operating purely as the independent constitutional safeguard

WHEN A DEVELOPER applies for planning permission to build a 500 megawatt data centre in rural Scotland, the application will

TWENTY HYPERSCALE DATA CENTRES are currently working their way through Scotland’s planning system. If they are all built, their combined

HOW EARLY IS TOO EARLY? It is a question thousands of Scottish parents are now asking as more emerges about

NICOLA STURGEON’S RESIGNATION IN 2023 signalled the beginning of the end of the SNP (as I suggested on Think Scotland),

MURRELL’S GUILTY PLEA cannot be the end of the SNP scandal: it must be the start of the audit Scotland

FOR YEARS SCOTLAND HAS PURSUED the merger of health and social care as a structural reform. The aim has been

IT’S BEEN THE CLOSEST, MOST EXCITING RACE in years and we’ll finally know the winner next month. I’m not talking

SCOTTISH EDUCATION was once the gold standard of the world, but in the last twenty years has plummeted from being