Wednesday, 15 June 2022

Sturgeon plans to hold second Scottish independence referendum in October 2023

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Nicola Sturgeon plans to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence in October next year if her government secures the legal approval to stage it.

Angus Robertson, the Scottish government’s constitution secretary, said that provided ample time to pass the necessary legislation, set out the Scottish National party’s case and stage a campaign.

“The first minister made clear yesterday she intends to make an announcement to the Scottish parliament in the forthcoming weeks about a route map towards a referendum, which we intend to hold next October,” he told BBC Radio Scotland.


Full story at Yahoo News.

By Severin Carrell Scotland editor.


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