Offshore wind resources in the North Sea will create thousands of jobs and boost Scotland ‘s ambitions to be a world leader in renewable energy through a plan unveiled at COP 26 in Glasgow.

The alternatives to oil are already apparent. The transition to a green economy will remove the demand for almost all oil based products.

Many of us have transitioned to working from home. Can this be done in a way that fosters and maintains the social connections formed at work and puts workers at the heart of work?

Scots continue to be unclear about who is responsible for taxation north of the border.

This first report lays the groundwork for understanding Scottish society as we emerge from the pandemic, and addresses the following fundamental questions: Is Scotland on the right track? Where do we want to go as a country? And who do we trust to help us get there?

Whatever form our border between Scotland and England takes in the future, it will bring opportunities for all. 

Shared Border, Shared Future is a resource for the many aspects of the Scotland/England Border, with a view to Scotland being a normal, independent country.