Scottish political party campaigning for independence from the UK and EU. Published and promoted by Sovereignty, Schoolhouse, Hamnavoe, Burra, Shetland ZE2 9LA.
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DataVita's 120MW Chapelhall data centre will rely fully on the National Grid, The National reports. Our Congress 2026 policy: mandatory EIAs for hyperscale sites, and Scottish Ministers' say when nationwide power and water are drawn on.
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In a school-leader survey, over 60% reported reduced provision and over a third dropped subjects. Maths and technical shortages narrow pupils' choices. We back rigorous academics and vocational routes to well-paid careers.
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Labour's Energy Independence Bill would ban new North Sea exploration licences. Our members back bringing Jackdaw, Rosebank and Cambo into production. Scotland needs its own fields working.
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October 31st – November 6th, 2026 ift.tt/pua7Tqx Migrant Election Law won’t be Reconsidered; Benefits Out-sourced to India; SNP U-turn on Oil and Gas …. but first …. Should the Mummy Return … to Egypt? Following a request from Egyptian authorities, the mummified remains of the priest Nekht, recently removed from Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, are due to be returned to Egypt… Read More »October 31st – November 6th, 2026
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On 18 November 2026, National Energy Action’s Fuel Poverty Awareness Day will shine a light on the scale & impact of fuel poverty on children & their health now and throughout their lives
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"At Sovereignty, we believe that women have the right to discuss any policy which affects them and Sovereignty will not silence women."
Our policy on freedoms and justice: sovereignty.scot/policy/free…
Scotland's social workers say they are being forced to ration care by what is available, not by what people actually need. In a Scotland-wide stocktake, more than half said needs should be assessed independently of resources, with any shortfall recorded as unmet need.
Our 2026 manifesto backs proper investment in social care and home care, and Congress 2026's natural-capital fund is meant for lasting public services, not another round of rationing by stealth.
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The proposed Cato data centre at Auchtertool brings Scotland's energy, water and land into sharp focus.
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Sovereignty's published policy calls for a mandatory impact assessment covering the national grid and water network, not just the host council area.
Where nationwide resources are involved, local consent must be followed by national approval, with the assessment published first. We support communities resisting speculative schemes that export the rent and leave the costs at home.
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A lifeline ferry timetable must work for the people who depend on it. Jura residents need reliable access to medical appointments, education and work, with islanders properly involved in decisions about their service.
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Scottish Borders Council has agreed in principle to open the region's first Gaelic Medium Primary class in Tweeddale from August 2027, if staff can be recruited and the Scottish Government confirms at least 75% ongoing funding.
Eighteen families (24 children) have already shown interest. Immersion teaching would run from P1 to P3, with English introduced from P4.
Gaelic and Scots are central to who we are. Sovereignty's published programme has long called for promoting both languages.
A Borders provision that meets demand from local families is a welcome step, and it needs the staff and funding to make it real.
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Food parcels are no substitute for a reliable household income. Scotland needs to put money in households’ hands and reduce the poverty traps that leave families struggling to afford food, heating and housing.
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