We’re nearly there. We can pretty much have self-determination as any time of our choosing, but the moment for talking about “timing” has long since passed. We’re better than we were four years ago, and the narrative has changed from when to do it to the absolute, urgent, existential imperative of doing it right now.
https://theorkneynews.scot/2018/07/15/sporting-matters-bringing-it-all-back-home/

A new policy paper from Common Weal explores the lack of effectiveness and accountability of local democracy in Scotland and has developed a new proposal based on evidence gathered from extensive interviews with a wide range of individuals and organisations working in local democracy and community development throughout Scotland.
https://www.commonspace.scot/articles/13487/development-councils-proposal-new-system-local-democracy-scotland

Back in 2014, if independence campaigners had urged people to vote Yes warning that the British state would be stockpiling supplies of food and vital medicines, that it would be making contingency plans for the lights going out, and that ports were threatened with gridlock and planes might not fly, we would have been accused of ridiculous scaremongering.
https://weegingerdug.wordpress.com/2018/07/26/this-is-where-we-are-now/

"Scotland’s Gateways is a team of volunteers from across the south of Scotland, who have worked for many months to create a source of information about the Scotland/England border, including how it works now and how it may work in the future. This is a very important topic which tends to be either ignored, or misrepresented. We will address this topic, filling this gap with a reliable resource. We hope to provide reassurance about many day to day issues affecting those who live, work, trade or travel across the border."
https://www.shared-border-shared-future.scot/#Topics