Olaf Stando
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Tory cost of living crisis: what it means for you
As more ‘No’ campaign promises turn to dust, families across Scotland are paying the price for Westminster’s damaging decisions. Here’s how.
The State of the Union: 7 years on from the indyref
The Union of 2014 no longer exists. Scotland got dragged out of the EU against our will, and the UK is now poorer, less equal and more isolated.
Labour and trade union figures who back an independence referendum
Momentum is rising for a second independence referendum as more and more Labour and trade union figures back Scotland’s right to choose.
The UK is bottom of the league for productivity
Latest analysis reveals that the UK is suffering a productivity crisis – with the worst productivity levels of any neighbouring country in Europe for over a decade.
Here’s how Westminster has held Scotland back for decades
The UK is one of the most unequal countries in Europe. With independence, we can take a different path and build a fairer society.
Fresh polls confirm independence is now the ‘settled will’ in Scotland
18 polls in a row confirm that independence is backed by a consistent majority of people in Scotland. Here’s the analysis of the data, trends, and what it all means.
Scotland has what it takes: the facts
The size of our economy, our highly educated workforce, the abundance of natural resources, and cutting-edge innovation – all of them demonstrate that Scotland’s got what it takes to become a prosperous and thriving independent nation.
All this is possible in an independent Scotland
Big enough, rich enough, smart enough. Scotland has what it takes to thrive as an independent country – a fairer, greener, more prosperous society is within reach.
Momentum is firmly with independence as eleventh poll in a row shows Yes majority
People in Scotland increasingly believe that Scotland’s future must be in Scotland’s hands, not those of Boris Johnson and Westminster governments that we don’t vote for. Here’s the latest poll analysis.
Former No voters on why they’re now Yes
Times Radio spoke to a focus group of 8 people who voted No in 2014. 7 of them would now vote Yes.