Rockstar North workers fight back against union-busting
by Heckle reporter
Trade unionists are fighting back after Rockstar Games fired more than 30 people in Edinburgh and Dundee in a brazen act of union-busting, Heckle reports.
Living Rent and the fight for an affordable Edinburgh Fringe
by Sean Bell
Heckle speaks to Living Rent’s Edinburgh City Chair, Joshua Climax, about what needs to be done to deliver a fairer Fringe.
Call for solidarity from the Latvian Left: Let Vlad Stay!
by Maiznica Collective
Heckle is troubled to hear news from Latvia, where our friends in a Riga-based social-centre project called "Maiznica" are facing repression from state security services and the expulsion of one of their members from the country.
Review: For the Earth to Live: The Case for Ecosocialism
by Duncan Chapel
Duncan Chapel reviews a new book making the case for ecosocialism.
Letter from Trade Unionists for LGBT+ Equality
by Heckle reporter
Heckle is sharing the text of a letter which was sent to the general secretary of the STUC on Friday on behalf more than 70 trade unionists after it became clear that an anti-trans campaign group known as "Labour Women's Declaration" would have a stall at this year's Congress, currently taking place in Dundee.
Fascist pogrom defeated in Bristol – eyewitness report
by Susan Pyke
Heckle presents eyewitness testimony from the anti-fascist counter-demonstration in Bristol on Saturday.
Niall Christie: Greens can lead fight against the far-right
by Connor Beaton
As voters across the UK prepare to head the polls, Heckle speaks to Niall Christie, the Scottish Green candidate for Glasgow South.
Review: Against Landlords
by Sean Bell
The abolition of landlordism is not only desirable, but achievable – and desperately necessary, writes Sean Bell.
A fine step forward: The Scottish Socialist Youth’s first conference
by Jennifer Debs
Scotland's youth socialist organisation is in rude health, reports Jennifer Debs.
Ukrainians haven’t been forgotten
by Connor Beaton
Scottish socialists, trade unionists and environmentalists are strengthening links with their Ukrainian counterparts as the second anniversary of the Russian invasion approaches, Connor Beaton reports.
