It’s Scotland’s Energy
With independence, Scotland’s energy can finally work for us.
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The Great British Energy Rip-off
How Westminster Labour is milking energy rich Scotland dry If GB Energy were a car, the Westminster Labour government would be trying to sell it to us as a brand-new, top-of-the-range electric vehicle. In reality, it has turned out to be a cardboard box on wheels with a tim lid glued to the dashboard as…
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Latest Tory alliance proves Scotland can’t trust the Lib Dems
The Lib Dems voted with the Tories against a democratic choice for Scotland.
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Why Scotland’s democratic right is unassailable
Scotland has delivered the mandate, cleared the hurdle, and suffered the consequences of Westminster’s broken vows.
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Broken promises of Better Together leave energy-rich Scotland in the cold
Scotland is energy-rich, so why are our bills so high? Because the power lies in Westminster’s hands.
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Westminster’s broken promises leave Scotland’s food bills soaring
In 2014, the anti-independence campaign told the people of Scotland that Westminster control was the only way to protect our wallets, secure low grocery bills, and guarantee our place in the European Union.
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Whisky shows Scotland’s still an afterthought to Labour
If anyone still held out hope that a Labour administration at Westminster would treat Scotland as an equal partner in the UK, the mask has now well and truly slipped.
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A future as a real Partnership of Equals
The Cardiff summit demonstrated that the momentum behind constitutional change is growing across all nations of these islands.
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2014 Revisited: The promise was £1,400 more. The reality is £3,000 less
Everyone in Scotland was promised a £1,400 Union dividend, but has been handed a £3,000 annual Brexit bill. How much longer can Scotland afford to pay the price for Westminster’s mistakes?
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