21 policy ideas to kickstart action in Scotland around climate change in light of the 2021 IPCC climate report.

A response to the Scottish Governments review into social care for children, The Promise.

Putting Community Hubs at the heart of a National Care Service.

The Common Weal Care Reform Working Group responds to the Feeley Review’s recommendations.

Eight ideas Scotland should be talking about in this election.

Why Scotland needs to reform the role of social workers.

A vision for land reform and how we get there.

This paper presents a vision for reforming Scotland’s uplands and shows what rural Scotland could look like if it adopted a strategy of radical land reform.

How land reform could create many more and better paying jobs than are currently supported by uses such as grouse moors.

A replacement for Council Tax based on the actual value of owned land and property.

This paper lays out the principles that should be met in any attempt to reform Scottish social care and makes the case for a fully nationalised Care Service similar in scope to our National Health Service.

Common Weal’s submission to the Feeley Review.

A proposal to create a decentralised Covid response strategy.

A summary of our work to date on town centre regeneration.

Two thousand deaths later, has infection control in care homes improved?

A Common Weal response to the report of the Advisory Group on Economic Recovery

The final stage of the Resilient Scotland Plan running from 2025 to 2045.

This phase of Resilient Scotland covers 2021-26 the five years of the next Scottish Parliament.

Part One of Resilient Scotland - from the present until the 2021 Scottish Parliamentary elections.

A summary version of Part One of Resilient Scotland.