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Scots deserve answers on how their pensions will be protected if we leave the UK and the cost of doing so.
From a campaigning perspective big donations will always be welcome, but they alone can't ensure victory. The polls have been static on independence for some time, but with 18 months to go it's still all to play for.
The Scottish Nationalist Party's leader in Westminster has branded the campaign against Scottish independence as being based on the feeling that the S...
Political leaders should go head to head in televised debates on the implications of independence, competing polls suggest. The pro-union Better To...
I joined the Conservatives because I want to spread the message of aspiration in all parts of the UK. I've done that for Conservative Future, as a councillor and for an MP. I see this role as leading by example and with a clear vision; for that we need the right people, with the right principles and the right policies to drive us onwards and upwards.
When I think about it, I've yet to come across any real argument as to why people should vote 'No' come 2014. It seems to me as though every argument the Better Together campaign has put forward is simply to poke holes in what Yes Scotland say and do.
as a Social Anthropology student, I wonder whether the cultural difference between Scotland and England is enough to warrant total separation. There are regional differences, yes, but walking down the street in England or Scotland means you are likely to encounter the same language, culture and mind-sets in both.
The launch of the "Better Together" campaign to reject outright Scottish independence has come at an interesting moment. Last week a series of polls ...
A vote for independence is like buying Scotland's children a one-way ticket to uncertainty, according to the leader of the pro-union campaign. The ...
