John Swinney Advocates for Scottish Independence at SNP Conference
- John Swinney, SNP leader, closed the party's annual conference in Aberdeen on a personal note.
- Swinney announced plans to bring Scotland's bus network under public control.
- He insisted that 'stars are aligning' for Scottish independence, highlighting 2026 as a turning point.
- Swinney made a dig at PM Burnham, stating Scotland is 'not like Manchester'.
- He expressed his commitment to delivering Scottish independence for his teenage son.