Yes2030

The best of Scotland hasn't happened yet.

The independence movement is building the infrastructure it has never had – one network, every group, its own tools. Add your name and be part of it from the start.

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The movement, counted

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Raised so far

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Council areas represented

Why now

It comes down to the ballot box – whichever one arrives first.

A referendum, a mandate at the next election – nobody can say for certain which comes first. What is certain is that the movement that is ready wins it. Yes2030 exists to make sure we are ready: organised, funded and counted.

Our approach

Responsibility, not grievance.

The argument for independence has to survive a hostile question, not just a friendly room. Yes2030 exists to make that argument well – in doorsteps, in halls, in the quiet conversation that changes someone’s mind before it changes their vote.

One thing

We agree on one thing. That’s enough.

Every strand of the movement, every group, every long-standing loyalty – all welcome, none asked to give anything up. Yes2030 is neutral ground: a place to stand together without stepping away from anything you already belong to. What we are building is the infrastructure the movement has never had – the tools for every group to raise its own funds, run its own campaigns and work with the others when it counts. One aim holds it together, and one declaration.

What happens when you add your name

You’re counted

For the first time the movement will know its own size – and so will everyone else.

You’re asked

When there is something to do – a conversation to have, a door to knock, a few pounds to find – you will hear from us, and we will ask you to help.

Your group stays yours

Bring your group, or start one. First-class campaigning tools for any independence group that wants them, without fear or favour.

Add your name.

Every strand of the movement is welcome. The one thing we ask is that Scotland should take full responsibility for itself – and that you make the Declaration.

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The Declaration for Scotland

I will do my utmost to

work towards collaboration and co-operation across the network for an independent Scotland;
use positive language as much as possible;
respect diverse opinions, and debate disagreements in a mature and constructive way;
understand and accept that we all agree on only one issue, which is independence for Scotland;
not undermine other groups or individuals in the network, or the network itself.

I make this Declaration

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