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.

Register to vote for the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.The deadline to register is Monday 20th April 2026.It only ta...
29/03/2026

Register to vote for the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.

The deadline to register is Monday 20th April 2026.

It only takes a few minutes to sign up online:
https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

Make sure you are registered so you can have your say on Thursday 7th May 2026.

Between 2020 and 2025, 17,811 children in Scotland spent more than a year living in temporary accommodation. It’s time f...
27/03/2026

Between 2020 and 2025, 17,811 children in Scotland spent more than a year living in temporary accommodation. It’s time for a change from the SNP.

John Swinney could have used this launch to explain the SNP's plans to make up for 20 years of their own mismanagement. ...
26/03/2026

John Swinney could have used this launch to explain the SNP's plans to make up for 20 years of their own mismanagement. Instead, he majored on the nationalists' obsession with splitting Scotland from the rest of Britain, and on demanding an unwanted and divisive referendum.

This campaign launch emphasises the need for the SNP to be removed from power on May 7, and why we need politicians who focus on working together, rather than on dividing us.

The First Minister rejected suggestions that if re-elected to Bute House he would step down before the 2031 Holyrood Election and that he would be leading an independent Scotland at this time.

Under the SNP, patients are still waiting over a year for NHS treatment after the government failed to meet its own targ...
25/03/2026

Under the SNP, patients are still waiting over a year for NHS treatment after the government failed to meet its own target. It's time for change.

Under the SNP, around 40% of police stations across Scotland have closed, raising concerns about the loss of local polic...
18/03/2026

Under the SNP, around 40% of police stations across Scotland have closed, raising concerns about the loss of local policing. It's time for change.

Under the SNP, suspected drug deaths rose again in 2025, increasing by 8% compared with the previous year. Scotland cont...
17/03/2026

Under the SNP, suspected drug deaths rose again in 2025, increasing by 8% compared with the previous year. Scotland continues to have the worst drug death rate in Europe. It's time for change.

Under the SNP, NHS staffing has increased but hospitals are still treating fewer patients than before the pandemic, acco...
17/03/2026

Under the SNP, NHS staffing has increased but hospitals are still treating fewer patients than before the pandemic, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies. It’s time for change.

Under the SNP, Scottish schools spend around £1,800 more per pupil than schools in England yet attainment is worse, acco...
16/03/2026

Under the SNP, Scottish schools spend around £1,800 more per pupil than schools in England yet attainment is worse, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies. It’s time for change.

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