Children of the Devolution

Marking two decades since the establishment of the Scottish Parliament, journalist and broadcaster Allan Little travels across Scotland to explore the impact of devolution on its citizens. He engages with various generations, including sixties-somethings who recall the pivotal 1979 referendum, those in their forties who experienced the 1997 debates, and today's twenty-somethings who have grown up in a Scotland with a functioning parliament. Through these conversations, Little reveals the diverse perspectives and experiences shaped by political change over the years.