Much has changed since Scotland voted to remain part of the United Kingdom in 2014. The Yes vote argued that keeping their membership of the European Union was a key reason for Scotland to stay. But just two years later, the United Kingdom voted to leave the EU despite nearly two thirds of Scots voting to remain, reigniting the nationalist’s case for another independence vote.
In the 12 years since the independence referendum, many Scots on both sides of the argument have changed their mind. We would like to hear from you about what changed your mind – and how you have switched. What convinced you either way?
