Repealing the Union with England Act… The Union with England Act 1707 is “An Act Ratifying and Approving the Treaty of Union of the Two Kingdoms of SCOTLAND and ENGLAND“ The Union with England Act 1707 has been shredded to the point of non-existence and there is not much left Read more…
The UK Governments claim of Sovereignty over matters relating to Scotland comes from out dated ENGLISH legislation much of which pre-dates the Acts of the Union and is often cherry picked to back up parliament’s claim of sovereignty, and when these laws are challenged, the UK Government simply introduces new Read more…
The decision made in 2016 by 62% of the Scottish electorate to remain in the European Union was overruled by the larger voting contingency South of the Border. The people of Scotland have made it quite clear that they wish to remain a part of the European Union; the first Read more…
This post was last updated on the 17th of July 2019… The Scottish First Minister has repeatedly stated that a second referendum is the SNP’s preferred route to Scottish independence. We must support that decision until such a time that an alternative route can be found or becomes available to Read more…
From the 16th century until 1971, the pound was divided into 20 shillings, each shilling consisted of 12 pennies, 240 pennies equalled a pound and 21 pounds equalled a guinea. We had farthings, halfpenny’s, crowns, half crowns, we even had a ten bob note. Then after 300 years of using Read more…
The Scottish Independence Movement contains many people, it is a collective of individuals who share the same philosophical belief that Scotland should be an independent country. The people who share this belief hail from many backgrounds and nationalities, there is a cross section of differing religions, ethnicity, sexual orientation and Read more…
Reports in the press that the UK Government will refuse a section 30 order have not gone down well with the people of Scotland. Given the change in circumstances since 2014 then Scotland has every right to demand a second referendum and the prime minister has no right to refuse Read more…
It is estimated that it will cost the Scottish Government around £40 billion pounds to set up a new currency and it is likely that some or all of the money will have to be borrowed. This would mean that an independent Scotland would be starting out in debt, however, Read more…
Scottish Independence is not like Brexit, we don’t pay a yearly fee to the rest of the UK, we don’t owe them any money, we have no legal debt liabilities, we have our own laws and legal system already in place and we already trade outside of the UK. Scotland Read more…