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Is Nicola Sturgeon losing her grip on the SNP? – BBC News
/in BBC, Indyref 2, Nicola Sturgeon, Politics Matters, Scottish Independence, SNP, Stephen Flynn /by sm_adminTriple whammy of incompetence costs Scotland – Edinburgh Evening News
/in Economic Matters, Edinburgh Evening News, Indyref 2, John Swinney, Nicola Sturgeon, Scottish devolution, Scottish Government, Scottish Independence, SNP /by sm_adminLetters to the press, 07/12/22: “Why is it that those who wish to destroy the UK are frightened to provide “the people of Scotland” with real facts and figures, the economic and financial details to show that Scots for generations will be better off in an independent country?”
/in Dennis Grattan, Douglas Cowe, Gerald Edwards, Letters, Scottish Government, SNP, Victor Clements /by sm_adminScotland is not a British colony – and it never has been – Spiked
/in Nicola Sturgeon, Politics Matters, Scottish devolution, Scottish Government, Scottish Independence, SNP /by sm_adminSBUK urges Scottish Government to reallocate £20m referendum fund to accelerate growth – SBUK
/in Economic Matters, Indyref 2, John Swinney, Nicola Sturgeon, Scottish Independence, SNP /by sm_adminScottish independence: Lib Dems ‘won’t play SNP’s game’ with de facto referendum – The Scotsman
/in Scottish devolution, Scottish Government, Scottish Independence, Scottish Lib-dems, The Scotsman, Unity Matters /by sm_adminLetters to the press, 01/12/22: ‘The SNP has put all its energy policy eggs in the “wind” basket’.
/in Dennis Grattan, Letters, Robert Scott, Scottish Government, SNP, William Ballantine /by sm_adminThe First Minister has changed the tone of independence debate but not for the better – Sunday Post
/in Indyref 2, Nicola Sturgeon, Politics Matters, Scottish devolution, Scottish Government, Scottish Independence, The Sunday Post /by sm_adminIndyref2: Chief civil servant urged to check legality of using £20m of public funds on referendum – GB News
/in GB news, Nicola Sturgeon, Politics Matters, Scottish Conservatives, Scottish devolution, Scottish Government, Scottish Independence, SNP /by sm_adminScotland Matters is registered with the UK Electoral Commission as a non-party campaigner. Our objective and activities are to:
Promote the benefits of being in the UK.
Highlight the issues of separation.
And communicate this to Scotland’s voters.