What people in Scotland thought about the referendum – and now think about the prospect of a second
16th October 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
One of the key lessons of Scottish politics in the last 12 months is that referendums and parliamentary elections can present a political movement that is capable of garnering around half the vote with very different challenges. In a referendum that movement may well fail to win, as happened to Yes in September last year. […]
19th September 2015 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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19th September 2015 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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19th September 2015 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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18th September 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders National identity and cultural issues The Scottish independence referendum
Today is the day to take stock of where Scotland stands exactly a year on from an independence referendum that the UK government at least hoped would be ‘decisive’. It hardly looks that way now. For Scotland appears to be divided straight down the middle on the constitutional question on which it voted exactly a […]
15th September 2015 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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15th September 2015 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed The Scottish independence referendum
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14th September 2015 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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14th September 2015 Comment Elections, parties & leaders Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
As referendum first anniversary fever grows, today sees the publication of yet another poll on how Scots now view the constitutional question. Like the two polls published over the weekend, today’s poll, conducted by Survation for the Daily Mail, asked people how they actually voted in the referendum and the data have been weighted so […]
13th September 2015 Scotland Question Elections, parties & leaders The Scottish independence referendum
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