Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, is expected to tell delegates at the SNP conference in Aberdeen that 2026 represents a turning point in Scotland’s journey towards independence.
Swinney is due to argue that the political conditions for Scottish independence are becoming more favourable, saying that the “stars are aligning” for the cause. His remarks will form part of the SNP conference in Aberdeen.
The address is expected to present 2026 as a significant stage in Scotland’s continued pursuit of nationhood. The supplied material does not provide further details about the proposals or timetable Swinney may set out.
His comments will be made to SNP delegates as the party discusses its independence campaign and Scotland’s constitutional future.
