Two weeks ago our coordinators shared an enjoyable report on Europe for Scotland’s pioneering event in the European Parliament. It comes at a significant time for Britain, as the world too changes fas...

Members of the Europe for Scotland campaign will be in Brussels on Tuesday 23rd of June, the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum.Though the scheduled sentencing of Peter Murrell is likely to dom...

The latest email distributed to supporters - and to anyone interested - from our friends at Europe for Scotland includes some punchy analysis and comment, including the following observations on our ...

In April 2025, we were part of a delegation to Brussels to talk with MEPs, policy advisors, and campaigners about the prospects for an independent Scotland r...

Accelerating conversion to organic farming in Scotland: Learning from Austria

Neil Mackay on the BBC's alleged bias on independence, and what he views as the wider media silence eroding trust and fairness.

‘OUR aim during the Brexit negotiations was always, given the outcome of the referendum, to try to find a moderate solution to implement the vote,…

Members of the European Parliament want Scotland to join the EU, will Reform voters prevent this?

This week sees the UK in turmoil. While Donald Trump is granted the unprecedented honour of a second state visit with the Royal Family, the UK government is engulfed in a deep crisis, which many predi...

Ideas for Europe

In April 2025, we were part of a delegation to Brussels to talk with MEPs, policy advisors, and campaigners about the prospects for an independent Scotland r...

YouTube video by Yes for EU

YouTube video by Yes for EU

Campaigners fighting for Scotland to make a return to the EU are devising plans to visit Brussels annually to build a stronger relationship with…

Hear supportive voices from Brussels for Independent Scotland’s EU future & find out why Scotland's EU membership is good for both sides.

Pascal Lamy, former head of the WTO, says Britain will have to take sides if new US administration slaps hefty tariffs on imports, as fears grow over possible trade war