THE first real tangible document ahead of indyref2 should give Yes campaigners faith that the preparation work is being done and that the big issues aren’t going to be waved away.
During the 2014 referendum I was a college student in Glasgow covering the mass Yes gatherings in George Square - eight years later I found myself in the front row of the First Minister’s press conference in Bute House, rapidly firing through the new white paper with the few minutes given to us before it kicked off.
