Scottish independence supporters must offer voters a message of "hope" in the New Year, a former Yes campaign boss has said.
Blair Jenkins, chief executive of the pro-indy side at the 2014 referendum, insisted Scots still wanted changes in how society and the economy are run - but warned there was no sign these would be achieved by Westminster.
He told the Record that independence supporters should look beyond the recent Supreme Court ruling and instead work on a positive case to convince undecided voters.
