United with Labour

United with Labour was the Scottish Labour Party's campaign for a No vote in the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence. It was launched in May 2013 by Johann Lamont, Anas Sarwar, and Gordon Brown, MP for Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath.[1][2] It was intended that the campaign would involve "roadshows across Scotland", with at least one being attended by Ed Miliband.[2] Unlike Labour for Independence, the Labour campaign for a Yes vote, United with Labour did not have a website other than that of the Scottish Labour Party.

Labour also held the chair of cross-party campaign Better Together, with a further 2 senior Labour MSPs sitting on the board.

See also

References

"Scottish independence: Former PM Gordon Brown wants a 'union for social justice'". 13 May 2013. Retrieved 14 May 2013.
"Brown joins launch of Labour campaign to preserve Union". 13 May 2013. Retrieved 14 May 2013.

2014 Scottish independence referendum

Referendum question

"Should Scotland be an independent country?"

Key events

Parties

For a "Yes" vote	Scottish National Party Scottish Greens Scottish Socialist Party
For a "No" vote	Scottish Labour Scottish Conservatives Scottish Liberal Democrats UK Independence Party

Campaign
organisations

Advocating a "Yes" vote	Yes Scotland
Advocating a "No" vote	Better Together

Other
campaign groups

For a "Yes" vote	Business for Scotland Generation Yes Labour for Independence National Collective Women for Independence Radical Independence Campaign
For a "No" vote	United with Labour

Legislation

Televised debates

Adverts

"The woman who made up her mind"

Result

Results

Politics Portal

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