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The SNP is now the only major party that supports EU membership - while the Lib Dems turned their backs on Europe.

4 min read Scotland voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU in the 2016 referendum – by the highest margin of all UK nations, with all of the 32 council areas rejecting Brexit. Ever since, Scotland has been completely ignored by the Tories – with Labour playing their full part in imposing a hard Brexit on Scotland against our will. With both Labour and the Lib Dems turning their backs on Europe, only the SNP has stuck to its principles and the will of the Scottish people by continuing to support EU membership. Here’s what you need to know. Labour betrayed the clearly expressed will of...

5 min read After dragging Scotland out of the EU against our will, Boris Johnson, enthusiastically aided by the Scottish Tories, is now imposing a creeping Westminster power grab. �� The Tories’ economic plans for Brexit UK have been exposed as a full-scale assault on devolution. �� Even the Welsh Labour First Minister called it an “enormous power grab”. �� On May 6th, make it #BothVotesSNP to say loud and clear: hands off Scotland’s powers. pic.twitter.com/P0bO2vhmJN A new Scottish Government paper reveals the “steady and systematic undermining of devolution” by the...

Westminster does not have the right to block Scottish democracy If the SNP wins this election, Boris Johnson or any other Westminster politician, will not have any right to block the democratic wishes of the Scottish people. Boris Johnson knows he cannot stand in the way of democracy, just as his pal Donald Trump could not. The election on May 6 is our historic opportunity to send Westminster a message they won’t be able to ignore. The Tories know a referendum is on the cards – they’re already gearing up for it It’s beyond any doubt the Tories are preparing for an independence referen...

NICOLA STURGEON is facing a crisis after support for Scottish Independence fell by four percent since last November following the Alex Salmond inquiry.