whether a Scottish Parliament should be created (74% yes)
whether that parliament should have tax varying powers (63% yes)
Turnout 60%
1998 Scotland
Scotland Act provides for a Scottish government to be set up with primary legislative powers and a range of devolved powers including education, heath, justice, tax, elections to Scottish government and agriculture
2014 Scotland
Referendum held in Scotland on whether Scotland should become an independent country
55% yes
Turnout 85%
16/17 year olds were allowed to vote
2016 Scotland
Referenum held UK wide on brexit
In Scotland the turnout was 67% with 62% voting to remain in the EU
Increased Scottish nationalism
2022 Scotland
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that Scotland would have a second referendum without the UKs approval
Denied by the supreme court
Scottish policy decisions that differ from UK
Banned smoking in public places in 2006, a year before the UK did
In its covid response, Scotland has levels 1-4, where England had 5 levels
Scotland has a seperate education and exam system, with free tuition fees for Scottish citizens at Scottish universities
1997 Wales
Referendum held in Wales on whether Wales should have a national assembly with secondary legislative powers
50.3% yes
Turnout 50%
1998 Wales
Government of Wales Act sets up a National Assembly with conferred powers and secondary legislative powers