Scottish Vote

[Mags22]

My brother in law aged 60 was born,bred,worked and lived in Scotland until three years ago when he married and moved 2 miles into England to my sisters house, therefore is not eligible to vote in the Referendum. My partners grand daughter goes to a Scots university and has lived in England all her life till a few months ago,yet IS eligible to vote - Where is the sense in that?

[anneasquith]

obiter, do you have a vote ?

[Obiter]

No, I do not. I was merely trying to make the point that everything indicates a rejection of the proposition (from an English point of view). If that has upset the YES campaign then I apologise, and shall refrain from commenting on this issue in the future.

[anneasquith]

so a yes or no . you answered no. thanks

[ummmm]

I wonder if Scotland got independence would they still get free university fees...or prescriptions...or whatever else they get FOC.

[ladyalex]

Is the point not that if Scotland gained independence the people of Scotland would be able to choose how to collect and spend their monies?

[baza]

I am English and do not expect a vote, nor do I epect that if the vote goes for a divide they will have a say in running England. Well the first part is true, as to the second part only time will tell. At least a will still get my Bells.

[baza]

sorry for typo, I not a.