Scotland was dragged out of Europe against our will, but we are left facing the disastrous consequences every day – nowhere is that felt more than in our world-class universities.
Commenting on the impact of Brexit on Scottish universities.
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Through a fresh start with independence, we can take control of our energy resources and entice businesses to make Scotland their home – that’s how we build a wealthier Scotland anew.
A Brexit which Scotland never voted has hammered our economy – hitting our key food and drink and oil and chemicals industries hardest by making trade with our closest allies harder.
It is clear that the key difference is that these smaller countries have the ability to take decisions for themselves, as Scotland remains tethered to a Westminster system that is holding us back.
As the MSP of a Scottish rural constituency, households in my area and others across Scotland are far more likely to rely on domestic fuel oil for which I note there is no price cap.
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