Our online calendar to keep everyone in the Yes movement up to date (Image: NQ)
Events galore are in motion this year to ensure Yes stays top of the agenda and one of the biggest blockades to success is the lack of knowledge that they are in fact happening.
That is why we have created this list to keep everyone up-to-date. It will be updated constantly so keep checking in. If you or a group have an event, let us know at reporters@thenational.scot
August
- Sat 17: Believe in Scotland campaign day - Inverness
- Fri 30 - Sun 1: SNP conference - Edinburgh
September
- Sat 14: Hope Over Fear rally marking 10 years since indyref - Glasgow
- Tues 17: The National IndyRef@10 event with screening of To See Ourselves and panel discussion - Glasgow
- Wed 18: Believe in Scotland rally outside Holyrood - Edinburgh
- Sat 21 - Sun 22: Scottish Currency Group Conference - Dunfermline
October
- Sat 5: Scottish Independence Convention to hold international conference of Europe's independence movements - Edinburgh
- Sat 26 - Sun 27: Scottish Greens conference - Greenock
November
- Sat 30: Independence Forum Scotland to hold a national convention on Scotland's future - Edinburgh
December
Let us know if your area or group is having an event!
If you or a group have a grassroots event, let us know and we can send one of our team to report! For example: Yes Carrick and AyeFyne have invited us to report and chat with their groups - we'll be heading to Straiton and Lochgilphead.
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