Category: Economy
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Scotland is relatively well off
Scotland is a relatively well off part of the UK – so where does its wealth go?
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The UK private electricity grid holds back renewables
Scotland could be a leading supplier of renewable energy within Europe – if sufficient investment were made. One area where this isn’t happening is in the National Grid that transports electricity between generator and supplier.
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Scottish attitudes are different
cottish attitudes are different to those that are commonly found in England.
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Scottish water is cleaner, cheaper – and costs less
Scottish water is cleaner, cheaper – and costs less. This is because it is owned by Scotland, and not by a private company.
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Council Tax is lower in Scotland
However you view it, Council Tax is lower in Scotland than England.
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Scotland would be better off Independent
After regaining independence, Scotland’s economy can thrive. Our most important sectors that have a large rUK export element are looking good to grow after independence, when Scotland is back in the EU.
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How is Scotland funded?
Currently most public spending for Scotland is controlled by Labour or the Tories – either directly from Westminster, or via the Local Councils they control. After independence all public spending for Scotland will be controlled by Scotland.
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Scotland’s future is back in the EU
Putting Scotland back in the centre of Europe, as part of the EU will restore access to EU funding schemes that benefit society and business.