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If Labour should win the next General Election it faces the Herculean task of juggling public service revival, cost-of-living crisis mitigation, and fiscal credibility. Daniel Coleman, an economist and Edinburgh Labour campaigner asks how does Labour fix public services and deal with poverty amidst a fiscal crisis?

For too long we have seen policies that prioritise short-term outcomes with little or no regard for their long-term implications. It's to make fundamental and comprehensive changes to the way that Governments make decisions, writes Sarah Boyack MSP.

The Scottish government must act now so Scottish students don't miss out on the opportunity to study in Europe, Dominic McCarron, a Young Scottish Fabian member writes about his own transformational experience.

Scottish voters want change but not for its own sake writes Graeme Downie, parliamentary candidate for Dunfermline & West Fife.

Maggie McTernan of Elect Her calls for a culture change in politics, abuse and harassment should not just be "part of the job"

With the SNP vulnerable and the union debate stalled, Labour could succeed in Scotland, but it must offer the change people crave. Our National Manager Katherine Sangster writes for The Guardian.