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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I was just thinking about Yorkshire independents my reasoning thus if Yorkshire has the same number of people in it as Scotland, and no one seems to want independent parliament for the English then who would thing independents for Yorkshire would be a good idea ?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Go for it....set the ball rolling as all us yorkies know it's the best place in GB to live....we should make the rest of GB to have passports to come here  |
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You are a bit behing the times! The Yorkshire Party (Google them) fielded candidates in the last general election and the one prior to that. They want to set up a Yorkshire Parliament.
They lost their deposit in every seat that they contested at both elections.
Hardly anyone voted for them. No one is interested in yet another layer of beaurocracy. Local Councillors, County Councillors, Mayors, MPs MEPs. We don't need any more layers. |
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The South Yorkshire town of Doncaster was signed over to Scotland in 1136 by King Stephen of England as part of the Treaty of Durham.
auch-aye ecky thump  |
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"The South Yorkshire town of Doncaster was signed over to Scotland in 1136 by King Stephen of England as part of the Treaty of Durham.
auch-aye ecky thump "
You sure? I think that's around the time when the river tees was the border between England and scotland |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The South Yorkshire town of Doncaster was signed over to Scotland in 1136 by King Stephen of England as part of the Treaty of Durham.
auch-aye ecky thump
You sure? I think that's around the time when the river tees was the border between England and scotland "
To put it politely they circumnavigated the worthless wasteland known an Teesside ......
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The South Yorkshire town of Doncaster was signed over to Scotland in 1136 by King Stephen of England as part of the Treaty of Durham.
auch-aye ecky thump
You sure? I think that's around the time when the river tees was the border between England and scotland
To put it politely they circumnavigated the worthless wasteland known an Teesside ......
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Including that fine city called york  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The South Yorkshire town of Doncaster was signed over to Scotland in 1136 by King Stephen of England as part of the Treaty of Durham.
auch-aye ecky thump
You sure? I think that's around the time when the river tees was the border between England and scotland
To put it politely they circumnavigated the worthless wasteland known an Teesside ......
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Hey soxy...just imagine if the transporter bridge was built then....it would have giving the jocks on the otherside a whole new meaning of crossing the tranny |
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