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Independent wellbeing economy offers hope rather than Brexit chaos

Get Brexit Done … three words which won the Conservative Party the 2019 UK general election south of the Border and the driving force which pushed Boris Johnson to desperately pull together a dangerous and disastrous trade 'deal' as the January 1, 2021 deadline approached.Yet less than a year later Johnson’s government has moved from cheerleaders for the 'deal' -...

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How the argument for Yes and UK intransigence are changing minds

Disillusionment with the UK and the disastrous effects of Brexit are driving a series of high-profile expressions of support for Scotland’s independence. Here are just five voices who believe pro-Union parties are failing to make their case.1:  Jon Worth, a journalist and visiting professor at the College of EuropeMr Worth,  an expert on EU affairs, said yesterday that Scots should “save...

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Yes movement rallies to make our Day of Action a huge success

‘It’s great to see something happening again, something which shows support for independence,’ said some visitors to the Pensioners for independence street stall at Ayr’s Wallace Tower on Saturday.The stall was just one of more than 110 activities taking place all over the country during Believe in Scotland’s Day of Action for independence, which signalled a return to active campaigning...

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Westminster lies about independence and how to disprove them

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon yesterday listed the Westminster tricks which will be used in the run up to indyref2 to hoodwink Scotland into believing that independence would not work. In her speech at the final day of the SNP conference she urged activist to resists the Westminster tricks ‘with all we’ve got’. Here are the Unionist arguments she listed …...

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Scotland emerges stronger after backlash as Westminster plots to freeze out FM from COP26

Scotland’s role in the upcoming COP26 conference in Glasgow has been strengthened by the backlash to reports that the UK government was working to sideline First Minister Nicola Sturgeon at the event.Messages have been leaked from advisers from No 10 and the Westminster Cabinet Office outlining their plan to downplay Ms Sturgeon's role at the historic climate change conference in...

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Believe in Scotland Day of Indy Action set for September 18

The date of the Believe in Scotland mass Day of Action for Independence has been revealed as Saturday, September 18. More than 80 Yes groups from all over Scotland have already signed up to take part and ‘fire the starting gun on a major coordinated grassroots independence campaign ‘ that will run until indyref 2 takes place.The day will see...

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Five things you need to know about Scotland's most iconic document

A new exhibition opens today to commemorate the most iconic document in Scotland’s history and one which played a key role in the country's struggle to remain independent in the 14th century. The exhibition is part of the Declaration of Arbroath 700th anniversary celebrations which were delayed by a year because of the Covid pandemic.It is being staged at the...

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Scotland ready to welcome Afghan refugees fleeing Taliban

Scotland stands ready do everything it can to support refugees from Afghanistan as the Taliban seizes control and the country sinks into chaos.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said Scotland is willing to accept refugees fleeing the country and has urged the UK government to step up in offering support.Desperate scenes at Kabul airport have been broadcast showing people trying to...

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Brexit is the biggest threat to Scotland's further education

Yesterday, the Scottish Government released new figures highlighting that the number of Scottish domiciled students that have been offered a place at a university in Scotland is at a record high. Indeed, this year, the figure has risen 10% to 31,070. Furthermore, UCAS data has suggested that the number of acceptances from the 20% most deprived areas in Scotland...

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Scotland leads renewables' role in responding to climate change report 'red code'

SCOTLAND is serving as a leading example of how to switch power generation to renewable energy as the world’s largest ever report into climate change this morning delivered what has been described as a code red warning.The climate change report was released this morning by an intergovernmental UN Panel. It has been called a ‘massive wake-up’ call to governments to...

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Arrogant visits by Johnson and Starmer boost the case for independence

At the end of a week which saw the Prime Minister and the UK Labour leader stage disastrous visits to Scotland it’s safe to say the prospect of independence has never shone brighter.Just imagine how much more Scotland could achieve without being held back by politicians who simply dismiss our ambitions for the country's future.In a democracy there is no...

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