It's key that over the next few weeks we don't let this issue divide our party, that we acknowledge that members have different perspectives and we listen to each other respectfully.

Dismissing the concerns of a sizable chunk of our members as 'a minority' is not how we do that.

I'm angry at Westminster too - their budget slashing has been disastrous for public services in Scotland.

But I won't accept total deflection of responsibility from ScotGov until they've exhausted all their revenue-raising powers under devolution - and they simply haven't yet.

🗣️ 'It feels humiliating that countries like the US have a say over the fate of an entire nation'

Our reporter Steph Brawn spoke with Palestine ambassador Husam Zomlot for this week's Sunday National

thenational.scot/news/24266058.…

Agreed. That we're part of a gov facing industrial action in the public sector yet again is horrifying - but having seen the reality of the crisis facing our colleges up close, I know that the situation is even worse than it looks.

Our party needs to act - we can't be complicit.

This is one of my key motivators in supporting the call to end the BHA.

In our support for the Scottish Government and their devastating cuts Greens have turned our backs on colleges, students lecturers.

We need to stop compromising our principles. We need to support education.

With ⁦GreensPersevere⁩ ensuring vigils for Palestine continue in Edinburgh whilst huge numbers march in the Palestine Bloc in Glasgow today. Thanks to everyone who came along.
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Workers and students in FE will never forget how SGP and SNP ruined the sector.

Genuinely no idea who to vote for after being an active Green member for 9 years.

I see nothing has been learned from the previoua BHA saga. Internal party debate by press release again.

If it's fine to get your speech in before the meeting, I guess it's fine to bring this one out again.

bright-green.org/2024/02/19/its…

I wrote to The National on why the Bute House Agreement’s run its course.

We find ourselves at an impasse, and short of promises that “Greens in the room” will make small changes, there remain no promises to tackle the big issues of today.

thenational.scot/politics/24266…

This is great, although we're teeing up the next backlash if islands aren't exempt from this.

I wrote to The National on why the Bute House Agreement’s run its course.

We find ourselves at an impasse, and short of promises that “Greens in the room” will make small changes, there remain no promises to tackle the big issues of today.

thenational.scot/politics/24266…

📣 Greens and SNP members! 🚨

How are you feeling about the current Bute House Agreement situation? Fancy another look at the deal? Should it be completely ditched? Or stay as is?

Looking for comment from members from BOTH parties for a piece in The National today

Party members decide on an EGM not the CoCo's just to be clear - the number need was reached hence the EGM being called.

This by James Thornberry on the Green/SNP Deal from 2021 is remarkably on the money bellacaledonia.org.uk/2021/08/26/gro…

It’s going to be a tough few weeks for Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater ahead of a vote on the SNP/Green deal.

SGP members need to know:

1. When did the Green Ministers know the climate targets wd be dumped?

2. Why did they agree?

I'm glad that an EGM will be held and members can have their say. This is the right decision.

I will listen carefully to evidence on climate action, but as things currently stand I'd vote to withdraw from Bute House agreement.