Believe in Scotland – March and Rally for Scottish Independence

Saturday 28 March 2026 - Edinburgh

Believe in Scotland will return to the streets of Edinburgh on Saturday 28 March 2026 for a national March and Rally for Scottish Independence, and we want to see you there.

With the next Scottish Parliament election just weeks away, this is a vital moment to put independence at the heart of the national conversation. Our marches and rallies bring people together from across Scotland to show that the movement for independence is positive, determined, and preparing to win.

Join us and march side by side with fellow supporters to send a clear message: Scotland’s future should be decided in Scotland, not in London.

Event Details

Gather:
From 11:30am – High Street / Old Parliament Square, Royal Mile

March Starts:
12:00pm

The march will proceed down the Royal Mile before heading up to Calton Hill, one of the most iconic locations in Scotland’s independence movement and the site of major rallies during the 2014 referendum campaign.

For those unable to take part in the full march, you are welcome to join the procession at the bottom of Regent Road or go directly to the rally site on Calton Hill.

There will also be a continuous accessible bus service running from 12.00pm to 3.30pm taking people up and down Calton Hill to the rally site for those that feel they can not make the walk. 

Rally Begins:
Approximately 1:20pm

Expected Finish:
Around 2:45pm

Confirmed Speakers

We are delighted to welcome a range of political leaders and prominent voices from across Scotland’s independence movement, including:

• John Swinney, First Minister of Scotland

• Gillian Mackay MSP and Ross Greer MSP, Co-leaders of the Scottish Green Party

• Brian Cox, actor and independence supporter

• Lesley Riddoch, journalist and independence campaigner

• Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp, founder of Believe in Scotland

More speakers and performers to be announced soon. 

Join Us

Thousands of people joined our previous marches in Edinburgh, helping to create a positive, determined atmosphere that reminded many of the energy and optimism of the referendum campaign.

On 28 March, let’s bring that spirit back.

Come along, bring your friends and family, and be part of a national gathering that shows the strength and confidence of Scotland’s independence movement.

We look forward to marching with you.