Downing Street Says

» Friday, September 5, 2014

Scotland

Asked if there were any contingencies in place for a ?Yes? vote, the PMS said ?no? and that the government was entirely focussed on staying in the Union and making the positive case for the UK. Asked about possible PM visits, the PMS said while he could not comment on the PM?s travel plans, the PM himself made clear that he would be in Scotland in the coming weeks and previously had been there for ceremonies around the Commonwealth Games, World War 1 commemorations and had been there on Thursday and Friday last week, on top of a number of other events and visits this year.

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