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Scottish independence: 'No' and 'Yes' campaigns bank £4m in donations Scottish independence: 'No' and 'Yes' campaigns bank £4m in donations
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The pro-Union campaign has received more big donations than its pro-independence rival.The pro-Union campaign has received more big donations than its pro-independence rival.
The latest figures released by the Electoral Commission Scotland showed Better Together received £2.4m, while Yes Scotland was given £1.1m.The latest figures released by the Electoral Commission Scotland showed Better Together received £2.4m, while Yes Scotland was given £1.1m.
The money relates to the period between 18 December 2013 to 26 June 2014.The money relates to the period between 18 December 2013 to 26 June 2014.
Voters in Scotland go to the polls on 18 September when they will be asked: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"Voters in Scotland go to the polls on 18 September when they will be asked: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"
Under the laws governing September's independence referendum, all registered campaigners must declare donations of more than £7,500.
The largest donation to the Better Together campaign so far was £1m from Harry Potter author JK Rowling in June this year.
Drinks company William Grant and Sons has donated a total of £185,000 to those campaigning for the Union - with £135,000 going to Better Together and £25,000 to both the No Borders Campaign group and individual campaigner Angus MacDonald.
Yes Scotland received £1m from husband and wife Colin and Chris Weir, who scooped £161m on the EuroMillions Lottery in 2011.
Bus tycoon Sir Brian Souter, chairman of the Stagecoach Group, donated £100,000 to two pro-independence groups - Christians for Independence in January and Business for Scotland in May.