We salute the Yes campaign’s local heroes
Speymouth
Let’s take a minute to salute the real heroes of the independence movement:
The local activists, leaflet deliverers, stall staffers, marchers, flag wavers, banner holders, micro donors, cake bakers, meeting organisers, ambassadors and persuaders. Whilst others complain, you campaign; whilst others shout at the social media Yes bubble, you talk to the undecided. Whilst others ego-blog to get Yessers whooping and hollering, you engage, educate and inform voters of our plan for a better Scotland.
Scotland needs more like you. Whilst others can claim to be part of the Yes community, you are the lifeblood of the Yes Campaign – there is a difference. It’s campaigners, local grassroots organisers and workers that will deliver Scotland’s independence – so we salute you for your hard work, your sore knees and backs, fingers mangled by letter boxes, stained by ink as you sort newspapers into delivery bundles and your sore throats after spending all day telling passers-by on the high street, just why you believe in Scotland.
Local activists, grassroots organisers: We salute you.
On Saturday, August 13th approximately 100 local Yes groups across the country joined in our Autumn Day of Action. Have a look at the gallery and see the rewarding work already underway by our local heroes.
Believe in Scotland is the grassroots campaign for independence and we have 125 affiliated local Yes groups: consider joining us – even if you can’t campaign yourself. Get on our mailing list by pledging your support now at www.believeinscotland.org/pledge.
When you upload campaign images to social media just remember to:
1.) Use the hashtag #BelieveinScotland.
2.) If uploading to Facebook, you can also post these into the 30,000-strong Believe in Scotland Facebook group.
If you think we have missed any images from the Day of Action, you can send them to [email protected] and we will add them to the gallery below.
Let’s campaign – let’s win
[See image gallery at www.believeinscotland.org]
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