Crowds gathered in Glasgow on Saturday, one year on from the Scottish independence referendum, pledging to continue the journey towards independence.
Gathering at the city's George Square, pro-independence campaigners held the Saltire and 'Still Yes' banners, stating that they wished "to make a clear statement that our journey to full independence for our nation continues".
Speaking on Friday, the First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon said that it would be wrong to rule out another referendum, however, commenting on the 2014 referendum result, she said, "We respect last year's result."
"It would be wrong to propose another referendum without a fundamental change of circumstances or a strong indication that a significant number of those who voted No last year had changed their minds."
"That was true last year, it is true now and it will be true at all times in the future. There are no shortcuts."
"Independence won't happen just because its supporters become more impatient for change. An even more committed, enthusiastic and impatient 45% is still just 45%."
"If Scotland is to become independent, we must build the support for independence."
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Gathering at the city's George Square, pro-independence campaigners held the Saltire and 'Still Yes' banners, stating that they wished "to make a clear statement that our journey to full independence for our nation continues".
Speaking on Friday, the First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon said that it would be wrong to rule out another referendum, however, commenting on the 2014 referendum result, she said, "We respect last year's result."
"It would be wrong to propose another referendum without a fundamental change of circumstances or a strong indication that a significant number of those who voted No last year had changed their minds."
"That was true last year, it is true now and it will be true at all times in the future. There are no shortcuts."
"Independence won't happen just because its supporters become more impatient for change. An even more committed, enthusiastic and impatient 45% is still just 45%."
"If Scotland is to become independent, we must build the support for independence."
See more here, here and here.