Scotland in Union

Scotland in Union We are a non-party movement which unites people around a positive view of Scotland in the UK. We are a non-party, not-for-profit movement.

Promoted by Scotland in Union: Office 2/3, 2nd Floor, 48 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 1BP. We have supporters from all points on the political spectrum, and many diverse views about how to improve life in the UK and in Scotland. We all believe that staying together is in the interests of the people of Scotland, the people in the rest of the UK, and the world more generally. We believe the 2014

Referendum result was decisive, and that we need to move on together: together in Scotland, and together within the United Kingdom. We believe that bringing Scotland together after the Referendum must be accompanied by bringing the UK together. We believe political debate should be about policies, not powers; we want energy focused on people, not posturing. We believe we should start from where we are now, and move on positively. We do not want politicians wasting time on constitutional distractions when they could be working to improve lives in their constituencies and across the country

Our main focus is long term, to inform people about the UK and to help them understand the Scottish political situation. We plan, organise and support varied projects which are aligned with our overall aims.

This is a pointless exercise, and a complete waste of time and public resources.John Swinney knows the people of Scotlan...
28/08/2026

This is a pointless exercise, and a complete waste of time and public resources.

John Swinney knows the people of Scotland have no interest in revisiting the independence question.

He also knows fine well the UK Government will rightly reject his selfish and obsessive demands.

Scots have made it clear they want a government which focuses on the things that matter most, such as health, education and jobs.

First Minister John Swinney says ‘the world has fundamentally changed’ since the last independence referendum in 2014.

The SNP Government’s flagship Scottish National Investment Bank has recorded a £138 million loss for 2025/26, driven by ...
24/08/2026

The SNP Government’s flagship Scottish National Investment Bank has recorded a £138 million loss for 2025/26, driven by failed investments and major write-downs.

The bank, which is meant to support long-term economic growth, has suffered a string of failures and is under scrutiny over staff pay

Just four days left to enter our 2027 calendar competition! 📸We are still looking for more photographs showcasing Scotla...
17/08/2026

Just four days left to enter our 2027 calendar competition! 📸

We are still looking for more photographs showcasing Scotland’s landscapes, landmarks, wildlife, towns and cities.

To enter, email [email protected] with the following:

• Your name
• Where and when the photograph was taken
• A high-resolution landscape photograph in JPEG, PNG or PDF format, at least 300dpi
• Permission for us to use it in our calendar, campaign materials and for promotional purposes
• Your postal address

Each winning photographer will receive a free copy of the finished calendar.

Entries close at 5pm this Friday, 21st August.

Final week to enter our 2027 calendar competition! 📸The deadline is 5pm this Friday, 21st August.We are looking for phot...
15/08/2026

Final week to enter our 2027 calendar competition! 📸

The deadline is 5pm this Friday, 21st August.

We are looking for photographs featuring Scotland’s landscapes, landmarks, wildlife, towns and cities.

Email [email protected] with:

• Your name
• Where and when the photograph was taken
• A high-resolution landscape photograph in JPEG, PNG or PDF format, at least 300dpi
• Permission for us to use it in our calendar, campaign materials and for promotional purposes
• Your postal address

Each winning photographer will receive a free copy of the finished calendar.

There is still time to send us your entries.

Yesterday’s GERS figures confirmed once again that Scotland benefits enormously from being part of the UK.Pooling and sh...
13/08/2026

Yesterday’s GERS figures confirmed once again that Scotland benefits enormously from being part of the UK.

Pooling and sharing resources means billions more for vital public services, including £2,720 more per person than the UK average.

The latest Scottish Government figures have once again underlined the enormous financial benefit of Scotland’s place in the United Kingdom, with billions more available for public services through the pooling and sharing of resources.Of course, the benefits to Scots of being part of the UK go far ...

The nationalists may be in perpetual denial about it, but there’s no doubting that Scots benefit enormously from being p...
12/08/2026

The nationalists may be in perpetual denial about it, but there’s no doubting that Scots benefit enormously from being part of the UK.

The annual accounts – published by the Scottish Government – show the 'Union dividend' for every man, woman and child in Scotland now stands at £2,720 meaning Scots would be much worse off under an independent Scotland.

Year after year these figures provide a rock-solid case for Scotland’s place in the United Kingdom.The nationalists may ...
12/08/2026

Year after year these figures provide a rock-solid case for Scotland’s place in the United Kingdom.

The nationalists may be in perpetual denial about it, but there’s no doubting that Scots benefit enormously from being part of the UK.

It means Scotland has billions of pounds extra to spend on vital public services, and it’s one of the main reasons why Scots repeatedly reject the SNP’s demands to break up Britain.

The SNP have no answer when it comes to filling this gigantic financial gap, and their continual refusal to do so underlines yet again how threadbare their case for independence is.

Devolved revenues have grown faster than public spending in Scotland

Two weeks to go! 📸Our 2027 calendar competition closes at 5pm on Friday 21st August.We welcome photographs of Scotland’s...
07/08/2026

Two weeks to go! 📸

Our 2027 calendar competition closes at 5pm on Friday 21st August.

We welcome photographs of Scotland’s scenery, wildlife, landmarks, towns and cities.

Email [email protected] with:

• Your name
• Where and when the photograph was taken
• A landscape photograph in JPEG, PNG or PDF format, at least 300dpi
• Permission for us to use it in our calendar, campaign materials and for promotional purposes
• Your postal address

Every winning photographer will receive a free copy of the calendar.

We look forward to receiving your entries.

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48 West George Street (2/3)
Glasgow
G21BP

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