As Scotland pushes for change, regional English devolution may become unavoidable
Ellie Geddes
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Ellie Geddes
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With the vote looming in September’s Scotland independence referendum, attention has finally shifted towards what the implications of independence might be for what is left of the United Kingdom. Here, Ellie Geddes of IPPR argues that the north of England should take the opportunity to make the case for a degree of devolution and range of powers, whatever the outcome at the referendum.
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With the vote looming in September’s Scotland independence referendum, attention has finally shifted towards what the implications of independence might be for what is left of the United Kingdom. Here, Ellie Geddes of IPPR argues that the north of England should take the opportunity to make the case for a degree of devolution and range of powers, whatever the outcome at the referendum.
Key concepts: Referendum, Devolution (biology), Brexit, Independence (probability theory), Political science, Northern ireland, Political economy, Public administration