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Normally at this point we’d be giving an update on the various activities going on within IFS, but we’ll cover those in next week’s newsletter. Over the past few days, there’s been a far bigger story to discuss. Many people, across the political spectrum and on both sides of the
Our Convener, Ian Grant, attended the Scottish Currency Group Conference on 21/22 September, raising awareness about what we do and publicising our upcoming Convention on Scotland’s Future. He was filmed by pro-independence video channel SPVR, and you can see the short video, where Ian explains what IFS is, what our
Planning has moved on apace and this flyer HERE gives the current details. We are now able to invite individual applications. To be eligible to participate, nominees must be aged 16 or over, be a permanent resident in Scotland and have lived in Scotland for more than five years. We
The Independence Forum Scotland (IFS) was set up to provide an opportunity to inform, motivate and encourage cooperation across the Scottish Independence movement, with a membership base of 21 regional and national member organisations. The origins of IFS date back to 2021, holding regular meetings, before it was formally constituted
The Independence Forum Scotland (IFS) was formally inaugurated in June 2023, as a democratically constituted network of 21 regional and national member organisations having existed as a loose gathering of pro-independence groups since August 2021. The intention was to unite the movement which appeared to be fracturing into multiple groupings.
COMMENT in The National by IFS Convener Ian Grant It wasn’t a surprise that the SNP suffered their first major electoral setback in almost 20 years. However the catastrophic level of defeat is stunning. A turnout of only 59% shows pro-independence supporters stayed at home in droves. The reason? The
