Title: Better Together (campaign) - Wikipedia
Headings: Better Together (campaign)
Better Together (campaign)
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History
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Political party campaigns
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Board of directors
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Supporters and donors
Campaign
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Television debates
Accusations of negativity
Outcome
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Content: Its co-ordinator, Labour MP Anas Sarwar, stated that the Labour movement had a different vision of Scotland's future from the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats, but would also work with Better Together. In March 2012, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson launched Conservative Friends of the Union, the party's campaign group. Although the UK Independence Party (UKIP) also favoured Scotland remaining within the United Kingdom, Better Together refused to work with them on the grounds that they were "not a Scottish party". UKIP in return accused Better Together of being "petty and small minded". Organisation
The campaign was officially incorporated on 1 June 2012 as Better Together 2012 Limited and its initial registered office was located in the Fountainbridge area of Edinburgh. It was formally dissolved on 31 May 2016. Board of directors
Alistair Darling chaired the board of Better Together alongside its boardmembers, initially Conservative MSP David McLetchie (died August 2013); Craig Harrow, convener of the Scottish Liberal Democrats; and Labour MSP Richard Baker . In October 2012, Labour MSP Jackie Baillie was added as a further director, followed in March 2013 by businessman Phil Anderton.