Author: YiP
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Plaid Cymru and the SNP are Britain’s most popular parties
he latest Westminster poll from YouGov (18-19th May 2025) show that Plaid Cymru is Britain’s most popular party, with the SNP a close second.
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Britain is Broken
Scotland Needs Reform!
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Can Reform repeat its success in Scotland?
After impressive gains by Reform in the England’s May elections can it repeat this success in Scotland? How much of a threat does it present to The SNP?
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How popular are political leaders and their parties in Scotland?
People in Scotland really don’t like the British parties and their leaders – but how come the leaders are less popular than their parties?
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Independence benefits everyone!
A growing collection of free-to-use social media graphics with topics shaped around the theme “independence benefits everyone”. All photo images are the property of the author and may be used to promote the cause of Scottish Independence. Text is optimised for length to fit any social network. Pensions Your Pension will be safe after independence.…
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Want power in Westminster? Scotland is irrelevant.
Since WWI Labour has only needed Scotland in three elections to gain power in Westminster. The Tories never have. So how important is Scotland to them?
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What’s the problem with free tuition?
The SNP provides free University tuition for Scottish students at Scottish universities. Labour thinks they should pay. What’s the problem? The BBC in Scotland is actively criticising The SNP for continuing to provide free University tuition for Scottish students. It means higher education is more inclusive and less dependent on ability to pay. Students in…
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Spit it out! February 2025
Who’s being flash with the cash – and what are they desperate to distract us with? The latest roundup of what the political parties in Scotland are spending their social media money on. Once again Labour is the big spender, with HQ in London continuing to subsidise its Accounting Unit north of the Border. The…
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Scotland’s energy sector is a powerhouse of the economy
Scotland’s energy sector is a powerhouse of the economy. In a future independent Scotland it will sit alongside food and drink, and finance, to grow our economy – entirely to Scotland’s benefit.
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If broadcasting matters, why are Scotland’s broadcasters not based in Scotland?
Scotland doesn’t have its own public broadcaster. The BBC is based in England and regulated from Westminster. Virtually all commercial broadcasters are owned by companies based outside Scotland. So what? A public broadcaster is important: it should be expected to provide a source of trusted, impartial news and information about Scotland, cover topics that might…