scotletters@tesglobal.com
Short and tweet: referendum special
Tomorrow, let democracy win. Let us be mindful of others. And let us continue to push for a brighter future for Scotland, whatever the result.
@Mr_McLaughlin
A sight I have never seen in an election before: hordes of young people in school blazers going in to vote. As it should be.
@markruskell
Canny believe it, PEOPLE IN SPRINGBURN ARE QUEUEING UP TO VOTE!! Never been seen before :)
@Wullie1964
Constitutional chain reaction. Let the games begin.
@karenlawson3
Absolutely devastated.
@TracyA_C
Feel weirdly empty.
@JamieHalvorson
We have just voted for pound;9,000 tuition fees and limited social access.
@mrdissent
On train to work in Glasgow. Complete silence, no banter.
@MissJ0nes
It’s over people. Thank god. Love everyone.
@David_AC_Grant
Fact of the day: more people voted No last Thursday than voted at all in 2011 Scottish Parliament election (2011 = 1,999,080 v 2014 = 2,001,926)
@kdugdalemsp
If any No voter is thinking of gloating when 1.6 million of our fellow citizens voted to quit our United Kingdom, think again.
@ProfTomkins
Scotland’s young people backed independence. They really are #GenerationYes.
@ToniGiugliano
My son has just left George Square after 30 hours in Glasgow. Had to walk through people burning
a Saltire and making Nazi salutes.
@ajcorrigan
@ajcorrigan Young people like your son are our future. You must be incredibly proud to have a son who cares about others.
@GlasgowTweacher
I worry that the 45 [per cent] movement limits push for change to those who were “right” first. What about the many who realise too late and want change too?
@MrsKrabapple
Memo to Yessers: to win progress we need to build a bridge between the 45 and the 55, not dig a trench.
@AndrewWilsonAJW
@RichardKerley says we’ve already got quasi-judicial asymmetric federalism. Messy! #InRefBreakfast
@sarathiam
”#indyref was about social issues, not constitutional technicalities” - a comment from our post-referendum breakfast audience.
@csppscotland
Letters will return next week. Submissions for publication, ideally of no more than 250 words in length and including contact address and phone number, should arrive by 10am Monday. Email them to scotletters@tesglobal.com or by post to TES Scotland, Thistle House, 21-23 Thistle Street, Edinburgh EH2 1DF. Letters may be edited
