The Socialist, which accepted contributions from outwith the party, such as from the New Left club at the nearby University of St Andrews. A month later, the party issued a policy statement stating its support for "unilateralism, public ownership, industrial democracy and self-government for Scotland in Scottish Affairs". However, the FSL's activities dwindled over the next two years. The final edition of The Socialist was published in May 1962, and by 1964, the FSL had decided to dissolve itself into the Labour Party "in the interests of unity and victory at the next General Election". Daly and another FSL county councillor, George MacDonald, subsequently became Labour councillors. Notes References Communist Party of Great Britain breakaway groups Defunct political parties in Scotland Political parties established in 1957 Political parties disestablished in 1964 Socialist parties in Scotland Politics of Fife 1957 establishments in Scotland 1964 disestablishments in Scotland