“…but its the unwillingness of the Scots to how any enthusiasm for voting Tory that really annoys people !”
It’s not that, Mikey. It is the unwillingness of many Scots to accept that they are part of the United Kingdom, that they should be subject to UK law and also subject to UK spending limits and patterns. The Blair government gave them their delusions of grandeur with the ridiculous “devolution” arrangements it put in place. The results of that folly are now plain. The Scots want to thwart Brexit because they believe their needs (population 8%) trump those of the rest of the UK (92%); they believe their entitlement to additional per capita funding is justified; they believe that they should use this funding (provided principally by the English) to provide “free” services for which the English must pay; they believe the (dwindling) North Sea oil reserves are theirs alone, whilst demanding, in the event of separation, a share of resources from the rest of the UK. I could go on but “cake and eat it” does not adequately describe their attitude.
People in the rest of the UK do not particularly care that they do not vote Tory. There are plenty of areas in the UK which do not and which are scarcely likely ever to do so. But those areas are not subject to the extraordinarily special treatment which the Scots receive and want to see enhanced.