Yes in Pictures

Scotland’s Parliament was absorbed into England’s Westminster when we “a parcel of rogues” were persuaded to form a Union. Limited powers were returned in 1999. How has Scotland performed since? What if Scotland had all its powers back? Browse these visual analyses and decide for yourself. Feel free to share them

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The problem with GB Energy

The problem with GB Energy

YiPOct 28, 20242 min read

There are lots of issues with promises made by Labour about GB Energy – “creating jobs in Scotland” when actually…


What’s a “hate crime”?

What’s a “hate crime”?

Apr 4, 20243 min read

Whenever the Scottish Parliament passes a bill, it is used by unionist parties and their media as a signal for anti-Scottish Government propaganda. We saw this with the GRR and DRS bills, and the same happened with Hate Crime. So…

Green Freeports – Good or Bad?

Green Freeports – Good or Bad?

Mar 18, 202419 min read

After Independence Scotland’s Green Freeports may provide the potential to help make Scotland’s economy more globally competitive, as well as helping to support both the Scottish Government’s and the EU’s…

The UK: Where It Pays to be Rich

The UK: Where It Pays to be Rich

Mar 13, 20242 min read

The top 20% in the UK have seen a big rise in disposable incomes over the past few decades. The bottom 20% haven’t been so lucky. The UK: where it…

Better together?

Better together?

Mar 12, 20242 min read

The UK is in long term decline. Why would Scotland choose to be part of it?

How UK Governments block Scotland’s Priorities

How UK Governments block Scotland’s Priorities

Mar 7, 20242 min read

Since the UK Internal Market Bill was introduced as part Brexit the UK Government has been given much greater abilities to block the Scottish Government and roll back devolution. GRR…

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