Seen elsewhere- Still raising eyebrows | Holyrood Magazine 19/05/2013
- Poll: Possible EU withdrawal could boost Scottish independence support | Politics | News | STV 19/05/2013
- Hollywood producer: Scottish independence would boost creative industries | Scotland | News | STV 19/05/2013
- Wings Over Scotland | Lies then and lies now 19/05/2013
- What Kind of European and British Union is Emerging? 19/05/2013
- When the Scots and English both want to be less British | Herald Scotland 18/05/2013
- Scottish independence: divorce makes sense for both parties | Politics | The Guardian 17/05/2013
- Nigel Farage's Scottish hounding was an antidote to fawning media treatment | Mike Small | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk 17/05/2013
- Ukip-Tory UK not for confederalists 17/05/2013
- Scotland Tonight: Referendum Special - YouTube 17/05/2013
Category Archives: alternativestoindependence
Closure
On 19th September 2014, a very large group of Scots will have to come to terms with the fact that their side lost. If it’s a Yes, I expect most people from the No campaign to start fighting Scotland’s corner … Continue reading
Posted in alternativestoindependence, postindependence
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Should Denmark join the UK?
British unionists love to praise the Union in such a way that you’d think every small country in the vicinity would want to (re-)join the UK. I presume the arguments would be similar for Ireland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the … Continue reading
Posted in alternativestoindependence, Denmark, Westminster
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More devolution will never happen
The Scottish Parliament Originally uploaded by mariancraig Sometimes you find interesting articles in unexpected places. For instance, The Sun carried a piece yesterday called “Why promise more devolution when it will never happen?“ In it, Andrew Nicoll argues that Scotland … Continue reading
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One Nation Labour and what it means for a No vote
Ed Miliband with banner Originally uploaded by net_efekt Labour used to campaign for Scottish devolution because they thought it would give them a permanent Scottish power base, but they seem to have realised that it has reduced their influence in … Continue reading
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Scotland should have 109 MPs, not 52
The Tories and the LibDems are reducing the number of seats in the House of Commons from 646 to 600. As part of this, the four nations’ representations will be equalised to the same number of voters per seat (until … Continue reading
Posted in alternativestoindependence, England, NI, Wales, Westminster
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Two options: Independence or Devo-Max
Independence Referendum Originally uploaded by Scottish Government So now David Cameron is promising more powers after a No to Scottish Independence: And let me say something else about devolution. That doesn’t have to be the end of the road. When … Continue reading
Changing England’s borders
One of the main reasons there are so many people in favour of separate parliaments for Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland is that England is dominating the UK so heavily. Just look at the pie chart on the right … Continue reading
Posted in alternativestoindependence, England, Wales
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