Scottish Currency Group

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There is no independence from Westminster without a Scottish Currency 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 We are planning for a Scottish Central Bank, payments system & regulatory structures for introduction of a Scottish currency on Independence Day #scottishindependence #scottishcurrency

Prof Laurentjoye is recording a podcast for The National Newspaper on Friday. His Final Report is coming for the SCG Conference Oct 2026. Tickets available on pinned post - extended Earlybird Discount to the end of Aug. Hear Roz Foyer STUC, Profs Richard Murphy & Ronald MacDonald & Coll McCail

Professor Laurentjoye is back in Scotland conducting the final research for his Final Report on Currency & Policies for Scotland which will be presented at the SCG Conference 2026 on October 24th in Dunfermline. 👁️👁️Eventbrite for our Conference and a crowd funder coming as this all needs some funds.

Policy in the SNP and Greens for Scottish independence which, if our own currency is introduced, changes the dynamic of funding altogether. Our own currency = economic choices and management levers we can't achieve as a joined up effort under devolution. bylines.scot/opinion/elec...

Election 2026: what do the Scottish party manifestos say about the NHS? - Bylines Scotland

Six parties, one NHS crisis – yet their manifestos reveal more shared ground than solutions, with only a few willing to face the hard choices

bylines.scot

Lessons for Scotland re economic independence in this podcast - a struggle the global south is still in. Scotland mustn't miss the chance to lay the foundations to extricate ourselves. Starts with our own currency from the early days/months of independence. realprogressives.org/mnc-podcast-...

Episode 371 - You Can't Vote Away Colonialism with Fadhel Kaboub

Economist Fadhel Kaboub explains why the Global South cannot thrive without first achieving structural economic decolonization – and why MMT is essential, but not sufficient, for the task.

realprogressives.org

Pavlina Tcherneva will be speaking at Scotlands Economic Festival, in Leith, on Saturday 20th March. "..We stop trickle-down. And we start bottom-up. We spend to create jobs, jobs for all, good jobs with decent wages and family-sustaining benefits.” www.thenational.scot/politics/259...

It’s time we fought against the weaponisation of jobs

It’s a political decision to balance budgets on the backs of working families, writes Pavlina Tcherneva

thenational.scot