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Scottish independence: Labour Yes group holds conference Scottish independence: Labour Yes group holds conference
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The Labour for Independence (LFI) group is preparing to hold its first policy conference. The Labour for Independence (LFI) group is holding its first policy conference.
Founded by a member of the Scottish Labour Party, it has claimed support is "rapidly growing" within the party.Founded by a member of the Scottish Labour Party, it has claimed support is "rapidly growing" within the party.
The inaugural event is taking place at the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) in Glasgow later and on Sunday. The inaugural event is taking place at the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) in Glasgow on Saturday and Sunday.
LFI said it wants to explore what Labour policy in Scotland could become after a Yes vote. LFI said it wanted to explore what Labour policy in Scotland could become after a Yes vote.
LFI leader and founder Allan Grogan said: "It's very important for the people of Scotland to see that a Yes vote doesn't just mean we will be going down a one way road. Leader and founder Allan Grogan said: "It's very important for the people of Scotland to see that a Yes vote doesn't just mean we will be going down a one way road.
"Rather a Yes vote is the starting point to choosing how best we shape our nation.""Rather a Yes vote is the starting point to choosing how best we shape our nation."
The group has said it intends to continue to play a prominent role in the Yes campaign.The group has said it intends to continue to play a prominent role in the Yes campaign.
Alex Bell, the chairman of LFI, said the choice of the STUC as a venue was significant.Alex Bell, the chairman of LFI, said the choice of the STUC as a venue was significant.
He added: "This is a strong message as to how a real Labour Party in Scotland would operate. It's the kind of venue Ed Miliband should take his focus groups to."He added: "This is a strong message as to how a real Labour Party in Scotland would operate. It's the kind of venue Ed Miliband should take his focus groups to."
A spokesman for the Scottish Labour Party declined to comment.A spokesman for the Scottish Labour Party declined to comment.