PLANS for new powers for Holyrood would be the final destination for constitutional reform and give voters a positive reason to vote No in the independence referendum, it has been claimed.
PLANS for new powers for Holyrood would be the final destination for constitutional reform and give voters a positive reason to vote No in the independence referendum, it has been claimed.
UNITY: From left, Ben Thomson, Jeremy Purvis, MSPs Tavish Scott, Duncan McNeil and Alex Fergusson of the Devo Plus campaign.
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ROBBIE DINWOODIE CHIEF SCOTTISH POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
The Devo Plus campaign, an offshoot of the Reform Scotland think-tank, has set out detailed plans for what it calls a "New Union", showing how the Liberal Democrat, Labour and Conservative parties could come together to sign up for firm proposals as a clear alternative to Alex Salmond's independence vision.
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