Rewrite Britain
Rewrite Britain
Public Notice – Your Voice Matters
This manifesto sets out the national direction of Rewrite Scotland and our shared commitments under the Rewrite banner. It does not contain every policy or project—we believe in building with the people, not just presenting to them.
We invite you to submit your priorities, concerns, or proposals at:
www.rewritebritain.org/contact
Our manifesto will continue to grow through national conversation and shared purpose.
Rewrite Scotland formally endorses the following Union-wide legal instruments:
These documents guarantee Scotland’s equal status in law, permanent national sovereignty, and shared protection with England, Ireland, Wales, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand under the United Commonwealth Union.
All campaigns operating under the Rewrite banner accept and adopt these instruments in full.
Rewrite Scotland will:
This manifesto is not for either Scottish Independence or Remain, it is for every Scot. Whether you’ve spent years calling for independence or defending the Union, this policy delivers both: Full nationhood for Scotland, and equal partnership in a greater Union of sovereign countries. No more division. No more bitterness. Just a future we shape together.
Whether a Scot is born in Stirling or retires in Sydney, their rights will be the same.
This Union is not control. It is kinship. Not erosion. But elevation. Not globalism. But shared sovereignty.
All official Rewrite Britain policies—including those on justice, policing, immigration, education, mental health, economic fairness, and cultural law—are available publicly at:
www.rewritebritain.org/policy
Scotland-specific national projects such as housebuilding, the Micro Health Hub network, shipbuilding expansion, energy infrastructure, and rural job creation are outlined in the:
Scotland Mega Project
www.rewritebritain.org/scotland
The manifesto you’re reading sets the direction. The policies and projects above form the plan.
Rewrite Scotland will govern with dignity, clarity, and constitutional certainty. Our national parliament will retain control over Scotland’s domestic laws, values, and voice—while honouring the shared Union laws that ensure harmony and fairness across all seven nations.
We will write our future as a sovereign country, protected by the Union Constitution and equal in law to every other land in our Commonwealth.
Scotland will rise—not apart, but as one.
Not beneath, but beside.
Not in protest—but in power.