(Reuters) - Members of Britain’s governing Conservative Party are drawing up a strategy to counter rising support for Scottish independence, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, adding a memo was circulated to a select group of people including cabinet minister Michael Gove. The document comes from a political consultancy firm that works closely with the Conservative Party and looks at tactics to delay and then avoid a referendum in the event of a majority for the pro-independence Scottish National Party in next May"s elections, Bloomberg reported bloom.bg/2T5JaSi, citing sources.