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Private: Campaigning for independence
A refreshed case for an independent Scotland requires a fresh campaign – a campaign that understands the new circumstances and also the modern media landscape.
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Independence Referendum Bill: what you need to know
The Scottish Government has today published legislation to pave the way for a new referendum on Scottish independence.
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Ruth Davidson: “Referendum shouldn’t be blocked”
Ruth Davison is now claiming that referendum on Scottish independence *should* be blocked. She is also on record as saying that it *shouldn’t* be blocked.
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Scotland must have a choice
May and the Tories think that they can ignore Scotland and block us from having a democratic choice on our future. Scotland has a mandate to hold a referendum on independence.
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It’s time
As an independent country, Scotland’s future will be in Scotland’s hands. Together, we can make Scotland the country we all know it can be.
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Our system is not fit for purpose – independence will let us change that
Often the UK is described as a family of nations, but I think it’s time for Scotland to move out and go our own way. We need to stand tall on our own two feet and decide the direction in life we want to go in.
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Our modern independence movement stands on the shoulders of giants, visionaries, troublemakers, trailblazers, heroes and leaders.
Artists and Writers for Scottish Independence
Ewan McGregor says: Choose independence
Ewan McGregor now says YES to Scottish independence. “Enough’s enough. After the Brexit vote, I’ve changed my tune about it.”
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Alan Cumming says Scotland must have a choice
Alan Cumming: “If you look at Brexit as another example of Westminster dictating a policy Scotland didn’t want, that’s what independence is all about. The people of Scotland should be able to decide what they want to do.”
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Billy Connolly: “If Scotland wants independence, I want it”
Sir Billy Connolly: “Politically, Scotland’s in extraordinary shape. It’s beginning to stand alone. They won’t take crap anymore. They don’t want to settle for whoever England votes for. If Scotland would like independence, I would like it.”
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