John Swinney has said he was “heartbroken” by the referendum result in 2014 ahead of the 10-year anniversary, but is “very optimistic about Scotland’s future”.

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Wednesday will mark 10 years since the referendum when Scots voted to stay part of the UK.

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John Swinney has said he was “heartbroken” by the referendum result in 2014 ahead of the 10-year anniversary, but is “very optimistic about Scotland’s future”. The vote took place on September 18 2014, with Scots voting by 55% to 45% to remain part of the UK. The SNP would see an explosion in support in the wake of the poll, but failed to turn that into another referendum, despite repeated attempts. 
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Wednesday will mark 10 years since the referendum when Scots voted to stay part of the UK.  John Swinney has said he was “heartbroken” by the referendum result in 2014 ahead of the 10-year anniversary, but is “very optimistic about Scotland’s future”. The vote took place on September 18 2014, with Scots voting by 55% to 45% to remain part of the UK. The SNP would see an explosion in support in the wake of the poll, but failed to turn that into a…

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