CheltenhamHacker
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my learned friend
There has been a lot of guff and nonsense spoken on this thread, but now you're really pushing it!
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my learned friend
Galloway? Borders?
Lowlands surely? I always see 'The Borders as Hawick and east.
hmmm, never thought if it like that.But you could be correct.I always consider Dumfries/Galloway as border regions.
That the borders are really quite strange and unique in Scottish society? And I know that to be true as I spend a significant amount of time in Galloway.
I've got a wee but n ben at Carrick shore near Gatehouse...no TV allowed by decree of grandparents/parents....get out and enjoy the bloody fields and beaches!No internet too, if anything significant happens over the weekend I'll be none the wiser, which is very liberating.I became more aware of Dodger's interpretation after I moved to Edinburgh but, with my roots from Galloway, I always considered it to be the borders too. And they get "Borders" telly. Poor them!
I've got a wee but n ben at Carrick shore near Gatehouse...no TV allowed by decree of grandparents/parents....get out and enjoy the bloody fields and beaches!No internet too, if anything significant happens over the weekend I'll be none the wiser, which is very liberating.
A record 4,285,323 people have registered to vote...Scotland, take a bow.
A record 4,285,323 people have registered to vote...Scotland, take a bow.
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Staggering numbers. I just hope all those newly registered voters stay on the Roll and make their voice heard at future elections whatever the outcome of this current event.
Hardly an 'unbiased' writer - a Conservative MP - in a distinctly pro-Union newspaper!
A record 4,285,323 people have registered to vote...Scotland, take a bow.
Hardly an 'unbiased' writer - a Conservative MP - in a distinctly pro-Union newspaper!
I read the Telegraph everyday, it's sports section is the best about I think.It's coverage of this entire campaign has been nothing short of scandalous.
A record 4,285,323 people have registered to vote...Scotland, take a bow.