In 1982 we moved from Scotland to live in London and in 2014 we could not vote in the independence referendum. Most of our friends are from down south and we didn't want to be separated from them. But we were ignorant of what was going on.

We have now completed the second Progress Scotland poll, launching and discussing some of the key findings at a recent Conference. The poll has thrown up some interesting and important findings, including:

As Brexit continues to dominate public debate across the United Kingdom, it is having a clear impact on attitudes in Scotland about a new independence referendum. In a new large scale poll of 2,032 people aged over 16 in Scotland by Survation for Progress Scotland 55% of respondents believe that another independence referendum is likely in the next two years, while only 35% believe it is unlikely.