Campaigning for Scottish independence
“Aberdeen Independence Movement” present the film “Denmark – the State of Happiness” by Charlie Stuart and Lesley Riddoch. They are the happiest people on earth, with the most energy sustainable country and bike use higher than the Netherlands, a swim no further than 15 mins from each Copenhagen resident and […]
The Aberdeen Independence Movement (AIM) was set up by a group of local activists and professionals to campaign for Scottish independence. We believe in our country’s potential and that the best way to fulfil this potential is for Scotland to become an independent country. We are an umbrella organisation and welcome anyone who is interested in learning why independence is the most positive outcome for Scotland.
If you are able to help, no matter how much, you can make a donation through Stripe or directly to our account here: Or send it to AIM using these details: Bank: Bank of Scotland Account Number: 18253463 Sortcode: 80-22-60 Email: aberdeenaim@gmail.com
Theo Forbes shares his thoughts on independence, the election, and the lack of any compelling argument for the Union being made by the unionist parties. We are in the midst of a difficult time for Scotland, and for our movement, but, as always, we have the choice of seeing where […]
A guest blog post from Kevin Rinchey explaining that while we have much to be proud of from the devolved era, we must also remember that we could do so much more with independence. Recently, triggered by the so-called Salmond enquiry, some journalists & politicians have questioned the status and […]
Staying in the union and attempting to recover would be akin to wallpapering a derelict house: a pointless waste of time and money that none of us in Scotland can afford. We face a choice; we can choose to stay in a failing political union, having policy and an economic model imposed on us.
Tom Scoccer with a guest blog post outlining how the postal voting system works and why you can trust it.
IN the ongoing journey towards Scottish independence, the voices and energy of young people are indispensable. Our energy, creativity and fervour for change inject vitality into the campaign. However, as we approach the 10-year mark since the first Scottish independence referendum, it’s evident that the movement needs to evolve and embrace […]
