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Mandy Rhodes, managing director of Holyrood Communications and editor of the flagship title Holyrood magazine, is responsible for the editorial content of all other associated titles and products

Mandy Rhodes
Mandy Rhodes
@holyroodmandy
Whatever Sturgeon’s route to independence, she still has to persuade people she's worthy of following there
Scottish Independence

Whatever Sturgeon’s route to independence, she still has to persuade people she's worthy of following there

Acting in the here and now, on issues that we castigate other countries for, might help persuade undecideds about the future
by Mandy Rhodes
Sturgeon's call for a second referendum is designed to distract from her 15-year record in government
Scottish Independence

Sturgeon's call for a second referendum is designed to distract from her 15-year record in government

Comment: With the SNP sounding increasingly tired and fractious, Labour should sense an opportunity

Comment: With the SNP sounding increasingly tired and fractious, Labour should sense an opportunity

Editor's Column: A Return to the Dark Ages

Editor's Column: A Return to the Dark Ages

Comment: If you can’t define ‘woman,’ never mind use the actual word, then how do you fight for women?

Editor's Column: In the name of God
Society & Welfare

Comment: Boris Johnson is right to pause the ban on trans conversion practices

Editor's Column: A Scream from the Heart

Our impotence to act fast on Ukraine is a reminder that we haven’t just left Europe in body, we have left it in soul

Editor's Column: The Right to Be

Editor's Column: An Environment of Distrust

Ambushed by a fake: The incomprehensible appeal of Boris Johnson

Editor's Column: The Blame Game
Society & Welfare

Suffer the little children

Comment: We are witnessing the human cost of policies that are more about political posturing than finding solutions

Rotten Climate: Boris Johnson's performance at COP26 has been a national embarrassment

Editor's Column: Winds of Change

For the Child's Sake

Comment: Starmer has all the component parts to be a good leader, yet somehow something is missing

Time to Speak Up

Comment: The SNP-Green deal makes the prospect of transformational change ever more remote for everyday Scots

Confused Times: The pandemic should've brought us together, instead we've become more polarised

Indecent exposure: The Hancock controversy has shown just how devoid of decency this government really is
Society & Welfare

A time to care: How the tragic story of Blake Ross highlights a system that is failing

Taking pride

People Make Glasgow

Finding a fix

The mendacity of hope
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