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Independence meeting

Over twenty folk gathered in Islesburgh Community Centre on Thursday for a discussion on the referendum.

They were joined by journalist Ruth Wishart and MSP Jean Urquhart, who spoke briefly about why they support a Yes vote.

This was followed by a lively discussion, with Yes, No and undecided voters contributing.

The meeting was run by Shetland Women for Independence, which was set up in April this year.

Women for Independence is a nation-wide movement, with local groups all over Scotland.

They campaign for women’s voices to be heard in the independence debate, and believe that a Yes vote will improve the lives of ordinary women.

The Shetland group can be found on Facebook, twitter and at www.womenforindyshetland.wordpress.com

Jen Stout
Shetland Women for Independence

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