The case of scottish independence vote 2014

Outline
For centuries the Scots have dreamt of becoming independent from the UK and they finally voted “No” in the Scottish independence referendum.
The vote in September 2014 was about becoming independent from the parliamentary union of 1707 and passing to the Scottish Parliament the powers Westminster has had over matters such as taxation, welfare, economy, and securing for Scotland its place in the world as an independent country.
Scotland has voted to stay in the United Kingdom after voters rejected independence (55,3%). For now, that means it will continue to form an integral part of the UK - but for Scottish devolution, the process of granting powers ...