There has been an increase in this heritage in recent years, although few people realize that large areas outside of Ireland, Wales and Scotland were Celtic. There are strong independence movements in Wales and Scotland, although a larger percentage of each area don't want a complete severing of ties with England. In truth, a great deal of the English populace is also 'anti-Conservative' so there is some common ground. For their part, most of the English don't look down on or hate the Welsh or Scots. A large number of English actually support devolution, and are also strongly in favour of greater ties with Europe.
Few people are aware that there is also a small independence movement in Cornwall.
Talks are going ahead, but the chances for lasting peace are as slim as always. In fact, it has been remarked by several Scots I know from the West Coast, that they have more in common characterwise with a West Countryman such as myself, than they do with Scots on the East Coast. This site hosted by Much of the information within is drawn from copyrights owned by White Wolf Game Studio , and no challenge to those copywrites is implied or intended. Copyright 1998, Jane Lambert Designed and maintained by Jane Lambert .