Remaking
Scotland
Scotland has long been a powerhouse of British industry. Home to 5.4 million people, Scotland accounts for around 8% of the UK economy. From shipbuilding and textiles, to North Sea oil, Scotland has been a leading light in Britain’s industrial history.
Since the campaign launched, we’ve visited Scotland several times: launching our Powerbook for Scotland in Edinburgh, holding a business roundtable; visiting Zenobe in Glasgow and the Port of Aberdeen, and hosting a townhall in Dunbar to discuss the future of Torness.
Britain Remade
in Scotland
The problems Britain faces today - things like the cost-of-living and energy bills, the lack of affordable houses, and the loss of industry - are problems we can overcome. Our campaign is listening to your concerns and ideas and working to develop practical solutions to improve things. We’re here to act on your behalf and make sure Westminster is listening.
The problems Britain faces today - things like the cost-of-living and energy bills, the lack of affordable houses, and the loss of industry - are problems we can overcome. Our campaign is listening to your concerns and ideas and working to develop practical solutions to improve things. We’re here to act on your behalf and make sure Westminster is listening.
Torness Townhall
We held a Town Hall meeting in Dunbar to discuss what’s next for nuclear at Torness Power Station following the extension of its the lifespan by EDF.
Business Roundtable
In conjunction with the local chamber of commerce, we met with businesses in Edinburgh to discuss the economy of Edinburgh.
Port of Aberdeen
We visited the Port of Aberdeen for a tour of the Port’s new South Harbour site.
Zenobe
We attended the opening of Zenobe’s new battery storage site.
Powerbook for Scotland
We launched our Powerbook for Scotland, a plan for energy security in Scotland by 2030.
Scotland Calendar
Watch this space for more public meetings discussing the future of nuclear power in Scotland. Stay up to date by joining our email list.
