THE SNP has revealed details of a virtual annual conference for 2020.
The party has confirmed dates for its 86th Annual National Conference which will take place on Saturday 28, Sunday 29 and Monday 30 November.
The event will conclude with a speech from party leader Nicola Sturgeon on St Andrew's day.
SNP Business Convener Kirsten Oswald MP said:"Our ambition is to deliver a large-scale virtual event as close as possible to SNP conference in normal times.
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"A great deal of work has gone on behind the scenes with e-conference providers and software developers across the globe, and I am excited about this upcoming event.
"While the coronavirus pandemic has brought a necessary pause to life as it was, it also provides a moment, a unique and unprecedented one, to reimagine our world and the possibilities it offers our nation.
"Conference is our opportunity to meet and discuss our vision - and to restate our commitment to delivering an independent Scotland and endeavour as a party to always put Scotland’s best interests at heart."
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