Socialist Party (SSP) and the Alba Party all support Scottish independence. The SNP won an outright majority at the 2011 Scottish Parliament election and held the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, in the majority of Scottish voters backed remaining part of the United Kingdom by a 55% - 45% margin. There have, however, been revived calls for independence since the 2016 EU referendum, which saw both Scotland and Northern Ireland vote to Remain. In Wales, Plaid Cymru and the Propel support Welsh independence. Polls generally show support for Welsh independence at around 20-25%. In England, there are movements, such as the English Democrats, calling for a devolved English Parliament. There are also movements, such as the Wessex Regionalists, calling for devolution of power to the English regions. Movements seeking autonomy or independence include Mebyon Kernow in the peninsula of Cornwall. As of 24 June 2016, the United Kingdom officially voted to leave the European Union. It is currently an ongoing process before the process of withdrawing officially begun on 29 March 2019. However, individual constituent countries within the United Kingdom, more specifically Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain in the European Union, prompting calls for another independence referendum in Scotland as well as raising the possibility of Irish reunification. See also Council of Europe International organizations in Europe Politics of the European Union European Neighborhood Policy European integration Eurovoc Eurosphere Culture of Europe Economy of Europe Future enlargement of the European Union Geography of Europe History of Europe List of conflicts in Europe List of Europe-related topics OSCE countries statistics Pro-Europeanism Regions of Europe References