SSRG is hosting a 3 day conference in Dunfermline on the 16th to 18th of October 2026.

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Full details will be announced shortly. A SSRG Conference website is now available for tickets.

 

The SSRG conference sessions include:

• Currency Group: Scotland's New Currency.

• SNP: The Road Ahead.

• Yes United: A New Strategy with Alex Neil.

• Catalonia: A Battle for Self Determination.

• Meet the Authors: Iain Dale (LBC), Ron Culley (Firebrand) and Professor Mariana Mazzucato (The Common Good Economy).

• Liberation Scotland: Securing Scotland's Right to Self-Determination with Sara Salyers, Craig Murray, Prof Alf Baird, Douglas Chapman and Alfred de Zayas.

• Defence and Foreign Affairs: Should Scotland join NATO?

• Wings Over Scotland: The story of the Wee Blue Book and the importance of whistle-blowers.

• A New Scottish Economy: How Scotland can develop an entrepreneurial economy? (To Be Confirmed. Lord Prem Sikka, Professor Mariana Mazzucato, & Tim Rideout.) Hosted by Iain Dale.

 

A number of  organisations will be holding fringe events during the conference and hosting additional subjects. Early bird tickets for the 3 day event are £45 a single day ticket is £18 for orders placed by 28/09/2026. The full ticket price is £48 for the 3 days and £20 for a single day.  A webinar live ticket will also be available with interactive Q&A.. BOOK HERE. Tickets on sale from the 04/09/2026

Don't forget to visit the SSRG Bookshop and order your choice of books.

SSRG is planning on attending the EFTA seminar in Brussels again. The European Free Trade Association is made up of 4 countries Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland that gain access to the EU single market by being members of EFTA and 3 of the 4 countries are members of the European Economic Area (EEA) with Switzerland not being in the EEA but having bilateral agreements with EU member states instead. 

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SSRG will be taking the message that Scotland could be looking to join EFTA and the EEA after it has declared its independence. Iceland had a referendum on the 29th of August on whether to restart talks with the EU. 52.8% voted no. So Iceland is staying in EFTA and the EEA Agreement.

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