The Role Of The Monarchy In Scotland

The British monarchy plays a ceremonial role in Scotland as head of state, symbolizing tradition and unity within the UK, including events like the Opening of the Scottish Parliament.

Claimed: Boosts tourism (e.g., royal estates like Balmoral), provides political stability, and preserves cultural heritage.

Claimed: Undemocratic and costly to taxpayers (~£510M annually UK-wide), with scandals eroding public trust; seen by some as a symbol of English dominance amid independence debates.

Recent polls show 53% of Scots favor becoming a republic, reflecting shifting sentiments, though support varies by demographics.

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