If Scotland voted for indepdendence, what would happen to immigrants?
Q. If Scotland voted for independence in a referendum, what would be the effect on immigrants living in Scotland? Would the 10% English living in Scotland suddently become illegal immigrants over night? What would be the effect on future British people wanting to move to Scotland, would they have to apply for an immigrant visa, a work permit?
Asked by BlackCup - Thu Apr 16 19:25:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Angel - If the people in Scotland vote for independence that's their choice. It's called democracy. Just as the people in England could separate from the UK if they wanted to. The London Government was all in favour of independence for countries like Latvia, Croatia, Ukraine etc. so what's the problem if Scotland (or any other part of the UK) wants independence ? How is independence ok for Latvia but not ok for Scotland? You may not realise it but there are also thousands of English people living in Scotland. They moved here to get AWAY from England. Would you like to see them sent back to England too? What would happen is : If and when Scotland does become independent, anyone resident in Scotland at that time would become (if they… [cont.]
Answered by a a - Fri Apr 17 07:57:19 2009
Q. If Scotland voted for independence in a referendum, what would be the effect on immigrants living in Scotland? Would the 10% English living in Scotland suddently become illegal immigrants over night? What would be the effect on future British people wanting to move to Scotland, would they have to apply for an immigrant visa, a work permit?
Asked by BlackCup - Thu Apr 16 19:25:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Angel - If the people in Scotland vote for independence that's their choice. It's called democracy. Just as the people in England could separate from the UK if they wanted to. The London Government was all in favour of independence for countries like Latvia, Croatia, Ukraine etc. so what's the problem if Scotland (or any other part of the UK) wants independence ? How is independence ok for Latvia but not ok for Scotland? You may not realise it but there are also thousands of English people living in Scotland. They moved here to get AWAY from England. Would you like to see them sent back to England too? What would happen is : If and when Scotland does become independent, anyone resident in Scotland at that time would become (if they… [cont.]
Answered by a a - Fri Apr 17 07:57:19 2009
How can I book tickets to Scotland on the Flying Scotsman, and how much would it cost?
Q. I have always wanted to visit Scotland on the Flying Scotsman but cant work how how to book seats on the train. How can I do so? How much would it cost to travel from either the Midlands or London?
Asked by annonymous - Fri Oct 3 16:39:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The locomotive "The Flying Scotsman is undergoing a complete overhaul before re-certification to allow it to run on the main line, the overhaul is expected to complete in late 2008 and should be back on the mainline in 2009. The train "The Flying Scotsman" runs every day from London Kings Cross to Edinburgh Waverley in 4 hours 20 minutes on the National Express East Coast Line. Depending on time of day and how far ahead you book your ticket you can travel one way from 14.00 to 126.00 Use the link to find trains and ticket prices for your travel date.
Answered by Lew - Fri Oct 3 17:37:23 2008
Q. I have always wanted to visit Scotland on the Flying Scotsman but cant work how how to book seats on the train. How can I do so? How much would it cost to travel from either the Midlands or London?
Asked by annonymous - Fri Oct 3 16:39:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The locomotive "The Flying Scotsman is undergoing a complete overhaul before re-certification to allow it to run on the main line, the overhaul is expected to complete in late 2008 and should be back on the mainline in 2009. The train "The Flying Scotsman" runs every day from London Kings Cross to Edinburgh Waverley in 4 hours 20 minutes on the National Express East Coast Line. Depending on time of day and how far ahead you book your ticket you can travel one way from 14.00 to 126.00 Use the link to find trains and ticket prices for your travel date.
Answered by Lew - Fri Oct 3 17:37:23 2008
What age are most people in Scotland when they start university?
Q. Also, what is the cut-off date in Scotland? For example in Northern Ireland all the people from July - December 1991 and January - June 1992 will be in one year. This is for my careers booklet at school. Thanks
Asked by Jd - Sat Apr 18 19:42:29 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because of the superior education system in Scotland, 17 is a common age for Scots to start at University.
Answered by fiona - Sun Apr 19 03:01:58 2009
Q. Also, what is the cut-off date in Scotland? For example in Northern Ireland all the people from July - December 1991 and January - June 1992 will be in one year. This is for my careers booklet at school. Thanks
Asked by Jd - Sat Apr 18 19:42:29 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because of the superior education system in Scotland, 17 is a common age for Scots to start at University.
Answered by fiona - Sun Apr 19 03:01:58 2009
How long does a flight to Scotland take?
Q. If you're leaving from around South England and getting a flight to Scotland, how long would that take about? Thanks. How very clever! God, on average then?
Asked by justaquickiedude - Wed May 2 14:54:07 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 30 to 40 minutes if your going to Glasgow or Edinburgh to Aberdeen it takes about 60 to 70 minues. I flew from Heathrow to Aberdeen but it may be quicker to take the train with all the checkin and searching times
Answered by weescotsguy66 - Wed May 2 15:00:35 2007
Q. If you're leaving from around South England and getting a flight to Scotland, how long would that take about? Thanks. How very clever! God, on average then?
Asked by justaquickiedude - Wed May 2 14:54:07 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 30 to 40 minutes if your going to Glasgow or Edinburgh to Aberdeen it takes about 60 to 70 minues. I flew from Heathrow to Aberdeen but it may be quicker to take the train with all the checkin and searching times
Answered by weescotsguy66 - Wed May 2 15:00:35 2007
When do the leaves start changing in Scotland?
Q. I am hoping to travel to Scotland this fall for some breathtaking pictures and want to make sure I do not get there too late. When do the leaves start changing and when is the best time, in the fall, to make the trip? August, Sept, or Oct? From what I hear, it is sunniest in September, so that might make for great pics too.
Asked by Unlucky Lady - Tue Jul 15 15:09:18 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Autumn. Usually October sometime.
Answered by Jock - Sat Jul 19 01:16:44 2008
Q. I am hoping to travel to Scotland this fall for some breathtaking pictures and want to make sure I do not get there too late. When do the leaves start changing and when is the best time, in the fall, to make the trip? August, Sept, or Oct? From what I hear, it is sunniest in September, so that might make for great pics too.
Asked by Unlucky Lady - Tue Jul 15 15:09:18 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Autumn. Usually October sometime.
Answered by Jock - Sat Jul 19 01:16:44 2008
Where in Scotland is the most reputable Subaru import company ,preferably in the Ayrshire area?
Q. I am looking to buy a subaru wrx hopefuly an sti ,I live in Scotland and would prefer a jap import ,can anyone suggest a site that deals in thes type of cars , preferably a reputable company ?
Asked by LYNNSGARETHS - Sun Mar 23 17:55:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi i'm from ayr there is a garage in kilmarnock that do imports its at the back of asda's i think it's on that road heading into the town from by-pass
Answered by c5 - Mon Mar 24 15:33:53 2008
Q. I am looking to buy a subaru wrx hopefuly an sti ,I live in Scotland and would prefer a jap import ,can anyone suggest a site that deals in thes type of cars , preferably a reputable company ?
Asked by LYNNSGARETHS - Sun Mar 23 17:55:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi i'm from ayr there is a garage in kilmarnock that do imports its at the back of asda's i think it's on that road heading into the town from by-pass
Answered by c5 - Mon Mar 24 15:33:53 2008
What is the easiest way to travel from Scotland to Glastonbury?
Q. I would like to travel from Scotland to Glastonbury (the actual town, not the festival) but don't have a car. What is the easiest way to do this? (I will be travelling from either Edinburgh or Glasgow.) Thanks to anyone who can help :)
Asked by pieppiepverrassing - Wed Mar 19 11:31:33 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could get the scotland -manchester train then the manchester -birmingham then the brimingham- castle cary.
Answered by Leila Tequila - Wed Mar 19 11:36:21 2008
Q. I would like to travel from Scotland to Glastonbury (the actual town, not the festival) but don't have a car. What is the easiest way to do this? (I will be travelling from either Edinburgh or Glasgow.) Thanks to anyone who can help :)
Asked by pieppiepverrassing - Wed Mar 19 11:31:33 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could get the scotland -manchester train then the manchester -birmingham then the brimingham- castle cary.
Answered by Leila Tequila - Wed Mar 19 11:36:21 2008
What is the cheapest but worth bus tour to scotland from london?
Q. I will be travelling to scotland via london this month with my wife, we want to have a nice tour with a much cheaper cost and relax . Any one who can give an idea?
Asked by ron - Fri Jul 4 03:16:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My cousins & I took a Haggis Adventures tour in Scotland last summer & had the most amazing time. We did the 7 day Island Explorer tour, and had sooo much fun. The tour guide was a really cool girl who was knowledgeable about all the places we went, the other people on the tour (ranging in age from me - (15 at the time) to late 30s, with mostly 20 & early 30s) were really nice and fun to travel with and the scenery was beautiful. We just toured through Scotland, though. We took a train from London to Edinburgh. I've never taken a Contiki tour, but I've heard mixed reviews. Some people love it, others...don't. I think it really has to do with the guide & the people you're touring with, and you can never know who they'll be. Most of the… [cont.]
Answered by Skylark ~ Prom Queen - Fri Jul 4 07:24:17 2008
Q. I will be travelling to scotland via london this month with my wife, we want to have a nice tour with a much cheaper cost and relax . Any one who can give an idea?
Asked by ron - Fri Jul 4 03:16:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My cousins & I took a Haggis Adventures tour in Scotland last summer & had the most amazing time. We did the 7 day Island Explorer tour, and had sooo much fun. The tour guide was a really cool girl who was knowledgeable about all the places we went, the other people on the tour (ranging in age from me - (15 at the time) to late 30s, with mostly 20 & early 30s) were really nice and fun to travel with and the scenery was beautiful. We just toured through Scotland, though. We took a train from London to Edinburgh. I've never taken a Contiki tour, but I've heard mixed reviews. Some people love it, others...don't. I think it really has to do with the guide & the people you're touring with, and you can never know who they'll be. Most of the… [cont.]
Answered by Skylark ~ Prom Queen - Fri Jul 4 07:24:17 2008
What sort of football events would Scotland be able to host?
Q. Obviously,as Scotland has only a limited number of big grounds,the world Cup is out of the question,but what tournaments/events would Scotland be entitled to hold?
Asked by Horatio Bonar - Sun Nov 9 15:00:32 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know if you know this, but the SFA and the FAW are planning a joint bid for a Celtic Euro 2016, in Wales and Scotland. But the plan is flawed for many reasons. 1: Each country needs 4 stadiums over 35,000 seats in capacity. Scotland, with development for Pitodree would have this easily. But Wales has the Millenium as the only stadium that at present would qualify for the competition. Swansea's Liberty Stadium can be extended to as much as 38,000 seats, and Cardiff's new stadium I'm sure could also be extended. But where's the 4th stadium coming from? Wrexham's racecourse would be a white elephant if converted to a 35,000 seater stadium. Their attendances never rise above 9,000. 2: UEFA forbids two stadiums being used in the same… [cont.]
Answered by ronaldinhollew - Sun Nov 9 15:36:38 2008
Q. Obviously,as Scotland has only a limited number of big grounds,the world Cup is out of the question,but what tournaments/events would Scotland be entitled to hold?
Asked by Horatio Bonar - Sun Nov 9 15:00:32 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know if you know this, but the SFA and the FAW are planning a joint bid for a Celtic Euro 2016, in Wales and Scotland. But the plan is flawed for many reasons. 1: Each country needs 4 stadiums over 35,000 seats in capacity. Scotland, with development for Pitodree would have this easily. But Wales has the Millenium as the only stadium that at present would qualify for the competition. Swansea's Liberty Stadium can be extended to as much as 38,000 seats, and Cardiff's new stadium I'm sure could also be extended. But where's the 4th stadium coming from? Wrexham's racecourse would be a white elephant if converted to a 35,000 seater stadium. Their attendances never rise above 9,000. 2: UEFA forbids two stadiums being used in the same… [cont.]
Answered by ronaldinhollew - Sun Nov 9 15:36:38 2008
How can I continue my Bujinkan Ninjutsu training in Scotland?
Q. I live in India and within four months, I am shifting to Scotland. I want to start learning Ninjutsu there. But I searched on Internet that there are no Bujinkan Dojos or any International Bujinkan Dojo Associations links there. How can I learn Ninjutsu there? Please help me. Suggest something to me. Thanks I cannot order the DVDs that Bujinkan offers because they are too expensive for me.
Asked by Agent 640509 - 040147 - Thu May 7 01:12:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to search a little more carefully. Googling "Bujinkan scotland" produces a number of results. A relatively short train ride can also carry you into the north of England, or down to London to train on the weekends. Since you'll be in the UK, you might try hitting up Peter King's seminars when you can. By the way, Scotland is listed under "England/UK"... Just check through the websites listed there.
Answered by stslavik - Thu May 7 02:08:29 2009
Q. I live in India and within four months, I am shifting to Scotland. I want to start learning Ninjutsu there. But I searched on Internet that there are no Bujinkan Dojos or any International Bujinkan Dojo Associations links there. How can I learn Ninjutsu there? Please help me. Suggest something to me. Thanks I cannot order the DVDs that Bujinkan offers because they are too expensive for me.
Asked by Agent 640509 - 040147 - Thu May 7 01:12:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to search a little more carefully. Googling "Bujinkan scotland" produces a number of results. A relatively short train ride can also carry you into the north of England, or down to London to train on the weekends. Since you'll be in the UK, you might try hitting up Peter King's seminars when you can. By the way, Scotland is listed under "England/UK"... Just check through the websites listed there.
Answered by stslavik - Thu May 7 02:08:29 2009
What is the best route to travel Scotland from Edinburgh for 5 days?
Q. I want to travel Scotland from Edinburgh for 5 days by car with my friends. What is the best route to get the best of Scotland? We would be traveling at end of June 2008. I prefer to include the Loch Ness lake and would be expecting to stay overnight at hostels. Please also give the name of the cities or places of interests if possible. Many thanks in advance to everyone :)
Asked by dontjustwatch - Wed Jun 4 21:55:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you look at a map, the route you should go is pretty obvious really, go north from edinburgh, on the m90 to Perth, a beautiful place to stop off for a while and have lunch etc then carry on up to Pitlochry and stop off for the night, you will have no probs finding a hostel there next day up the A9 to aviemore, again no probs with accomodation and you will be driving through spectacular scenery Day 3, carry on the A9 to inverness to loch ness watch out for nessie, lol Day 4 all down the side of loch ness to fort augustus and onto fort william for tea and onto Glencoe for the night Glencoe is my most favourite place in the whole wide world, its awesome Day 5 back via Crianlarich, to stirlingand back to edinburgh the places i have named… [cont.]
Answered by Raven - Thu Jun 5 04:47:52 2008
Q. I want to travel Scotland from Edinburgh for 5 days by car with my friends. What is the best route to get the best of Scotland? We would be traveling at end of June 2008. I prefer to include the Loch Ness lake and would be expecting to stay overnight at hostels. Please also give the name of the cities or places of interests if possible. Many thanks in advance to everyone :)
Asked by dontjustwatch - Wed Jun 4 21:55:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you look at a map, the route you should go is pretty obvious really, go north from edinburgh, on the m90 to Perth, a beautiful place to stop off for a while and have lunch etc then carry on up to Pitlochry and stop off for the night, you will have no probs finding a hostel there next day up the A9 to aviemore, again no probs with accomodation and you will be driving through spectacular scenery Day 3, carry on the A9 to inverness to loch ness watch out for nessie, lol Day 4 all down the side of loch ness to fort augustus and onto fort william for tea and onto Glencoe for the night Glencoe is my most favourite place in the whole wide world, its awesome Day 5 back via Crianlarich, to stirlingand back to edinburgh the places i have named… [cont.]
Answered by Raven - Thu Jun 5 04:47:52 2008
How to find a person that emigrated to america from scotland?
Q. I'm trying to find a woman that emigrated to America from Scotland around 50 years ago . I'm not sure where I would even start looking , are there places/companies that could help me locate this person ? Any help/suggestions would be great! I'm trying to find a woman that emigrated to America from Scotland around 50 years ago by the surname Silver . I'm not sure where I would even start looking , are there places/companies that could help me locate this person ? Any help/suggestions would be great!
Asked by CAID - Thu Apr 24 06:14:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest this: write a letter with all the information you know about her and send it to Social Security in Baltimore, MD with a request to forward the letter to her. Normally it takes having the Social Security Number of a person in order to track them, but there is also a problem of the privacy act---and that's why I do not think that even a private investigator who charges lots of money would be more successful than this approach. Social Security is slow, but there is a chance of actually finding her, via forwarding a letter to the person. If you want to try it, I have provided the link for you below. The adress should be somewhere on that link...good luck
Answered by Rivera - Thu Apr 24 06:27:52 2008
Q. I'm trying to find a woman that emigrated to America from Scotland around 50 years ago . I'm not sure where I would even start looking , are there places/companies that could help me locate this person ? Any help/suggestions would be great! I'm trying to find a woman that emigrated to America from Scotland around 50 years ago by the surname Silver . I'm not sure where I would even start looking , are there places/companies that could help me locate this person ? Any help/suggestions would be great!
Asked by CAID - Thu Apr 24 06:14:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest this: write a letter with all the information you know about her and send it to Social Security in Baltimore, MD with a request to forward the letter to her. Normally it takes having the Social Security Number of a person in order to track them, but there is also a problem of the privacy act---and that's why I do not think that even a private investigator who charges lots of money would be more successful than this approach. Social Security is slow, but there is a chance of actually finding her, via forwarding a letter to the person. If you want to try it, I have provided the link for you below. The adress should be somewhere on that link...good luck
Answered by Rivera - Thu Apr 24 06:27:52 2008
How much money should I save for a vacation to Scotland?
Q. I'm planning on going to Scotland for a week in July. How much money should I save up for a plane ticket, hotel room, transportation and food? I live in the United States, by the way.
Asked by Em - Fri May 2 17:17:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. try calling a travel agency they should have that sort of info for you ,and her are some sites here Visit Scotland Offers holiday information including a travel, tourism, and accommodation guide. Scotland Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Planet Lonely Planet Scotland Travel Guide. Scotland travel information, advice, hotels, reviews, maps and itineraries. ... neighbours, buoyant Scotland has survived ... - Scotland live webcams - Travel and Accommodation with webcam views of ... ...webcam views from Scotland, see Scotland's most popular vacation destinations. ... Scenic Webcams in Scotland. Scotland is undoubtedly one of the most ... Vacation Packages - Book Your Trip on Travelocity Today We Offer Guaranteed… [cont.]
Answered by KISS ME I'M IRISH ! - Fri May 2 19:15:28 2008
Q. I'm planning on going to Scotland for a week in July. How much money should I save up for a plane ticket, hotel room, transportation and food? I live in the United States, by the way.
Asked by Em - Fri May 2 17:17:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. try calling a travel agency they should have that sort of info for you ,and her are some sites here Visit Scotland Offers holiday information including a travel, tourism, and accommodation guide. Scotland Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Planet Lonely Planet Scotland Travel Guide. Scotland travel information, advice, hotels, reviews, maps and itineraries. ... neighbours, buoyant Scotland has survived ... - Scotland live webcams - Travel and Accommodation with webcam views of ... ...webcam views from Scotland, see Scotland's most popular vacation destinations. ... Scenic Webcams in Scotland. Scotland is undoubtedly one of the most ... Vacation Packages - Book Your Trip on Travelocity Today We Offer Guaranteed… [cont.]
Answered by KISS ME I'M IRISH ! - Fri May 2 19:15:28 2008
What is the cheapest way to travel from the US to Scotland?
Q. I've been planning a trip to Scotland for about an year and a half now, but my problem is I have no idea what I'm doing. I've never traveled internationally. I know I need a passport and all that, but I'm just curious as to what would be the cheapest, more efficient way of travel.
Asked by love_crazy_daisy - Tue May 20 23:20:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Are you asking how to get from the US to Scotland? Airplane is about your only choice. We flew there for our honeymoon, then rented a car. However, they had great public transportation, so if you are flying into Edinburgh, you probably don't even need to rent a car. It's awesome there, have fun!
Answered by Summer hiker - Tue May 20 23:44:06 2008
Q. I've been planning a trip to Scotland for about an year and a half now, but my problem is I have no idea what I'm doing. I've never traveled internationally. I know I need a passport and all that, but I'm just curious as to what would be the cheapest, more efficient way of travel.
Asked by love_crazy_daisy - Tue May 20 23:20:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Are you asking how to get from the US to Scotland? Airplane is about your only choice. We flew there for our honeymoon, then rented a car. However, they had great public transportation, so if you are flying into Edinburgh, you probably don't even need to rent a car. It's awesome there, have fun!
Answered by Summer hiker - Tue May 20 23:44:06 2008
What are the top 3 realty companies to work with in Scotland?
Q. I'm looking to possibly buy a home in Scotland and want to know what are some reliable realtors/realty companies to help me. Thanks in advance.
Asked by fallencupid79 - Tue Apr 3 13:18:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are called estate agents in Scotland. Most agents advertise property online and some solicitors also act as estate agents. Google property sales in the town you are interested in. The best agent will be the one who has the property you want! After that, your solicitor deals with the seller's solicitor.
Answered by fengirl2 - Tue Apr 3 13:26:07 2007
Q. I'm looking to possibly buy a home in Scotland and want to know what are some reliable realtors/realty companies to help me. Thanks in advance.
Asked by fallencupid79 - Tue Apr 3 13:18:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are called estate agents in Scotland. Most agents advertise property online and some solicitors also act as estate agents. Google property sales in the town you are interested in. The best agent will be the one who has the property you want! After that, your solicitor deals with the seller's solicitor.
Answered by fengirl2 - Tue Apr 3 13:26:07 2007
What is the longest distance across Scotland?
Q. For a report, we need to draw a scale and with that we need to know the longest distance across Scotland. Help?
Asked by ally;;<33 - Mon Mar 9 16:23:18 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The greatest distance north to south is 443 Kilometers (275 miles). The maximum width is 248 Kilometers (154 miles).
Answered by Joe G - Mon Mar 9 16:31:42 2009
Q. For a report, we need to draw a scale and with that we need to know the longest distance across Scotland. Help?
Asked by ally;;<33 - Mon Mar 9 16:23:18 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The greatest distance north to south is 443 Kilometers (275 miles). The maximum width is 248 Kilometers (154 miles).
Answered by Joe G - Mon Mar 9 16:31:42 2009
why do certain people in Irvine Scotland consume so much vodka?
Q. I recently read that many natives of Ayrshire Irvine Scotland consume so much vodka. Even the old women and younger people drink loads and loads of vodka on a regular basis? I don't think that is bad or negative but just wonder why it's so popular in that area?
Asked by kollydogg - Sun Jan 11 17:02:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure
Answered by LuvJacob_1 of those Twilight Ppl - Sun Jan 11 17:15:54 2009
Q. I recently read that many natives of Ayrshire Irvine Scotland consume so much vodka. Even the old women and younger people drink loads and loads of vodka on a regular basis? I don't think that is bad or negative but just wonder why it's so popular in that area?
Asked by kollydogg - Sun Jan 11 17:02:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure
Answered by LuvJacob_1 of those Twilight Ppl - Sun Jan 11 17:15:54 2009
In Scotland, is it legal to just drink soft drinks in a pub, which does not sell food?
Q. Also, in Scotland, is it legal for people under the age of 18 to sit in a pub and order and drink only soft drinks?
Asked by Ava-x - Wed Mar 26 09:09:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes for part one for part two some pubs let kids in until a certain time, but there has to be an adult present with them
Answered by Bluebell - Wed Mar 26 09:23:48 2008
Q. Also, in Scotland, is it legal for people under the age of 18 to sit in a pub and order and drink only soft drinks?
Asked by Ava-x - Wed Mar 26 09:09:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes for part one for part two some pubs let kids in until a certain time, but there has to be an adult present with them
Answered by Bluebell - Wed Mar 26 09:23:48 2008
Can you name all the capitals of Scotland in chronological order?
Q. I am from Scotland and even I can't answer this.
Asked by Robert P - Thu Apr 19 11:54:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wikipedia (at the first link below) says that Scone, near Perth, was the "ancient capital of Scotland, until the later Middle Ages". An Edinburgh Universty web page (second link below) says that "Edinburgh has been the capital of Scotland since 1437". I don't think that leaves room for anywhere else before, or in between.
Answered by bh8153 - Thu Apr 19 15:23:12 2007
Q. I am from Scotland and even I can't answer this.
Asked by Robert P - Thu Apr 19 11:54:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wikipedia (at the first link below) says that Scone, near Perth, was the "ancient capital of Scotland, until the later Middle Ages". An Edinburgh Universty web page (second link below) says that "Edinburgh has been the capital of Scotland since 1437". I don't think that leaves room for anywhere else before, or in between.
Answered by bh8153 - Thu Apr 19 15:23:12 2007
What is the difference between England, Ireland, Scotland and the Great Britain?
Q. Why does England, Ireland and Scotland compete in the FIFA World Cup as different nations while in the Olympics, they compete as the Great Britain? Can someone please elaborate? Thank you.
Asked by gcsrwb - Fri Jun 9 22:38:24 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. World cup- England nth. ireland,scotland and wales each fielded thier own teams in the cup.All were eliminated in the preliminary rounds except england.These countries also field separate teams in,cricket trugby and at commonwealth games.The olympics are held for all of the nations.Neither england, scotland, wales or nth ireland are a nation so they have compete as grt britain.One country.For example before the unification of germany both fielded separate teams in internatonal competions
Answered by perseus - Fri Jun 9 23:56:52 2006
Q. Why does England, Ireland and Scotland compete in the FIFA World Cup as different nations while in the Olympics, they compete as the Great Britain? Can someone please elaborate? Thank you.
Asked by gcsrwb - Fri Jun 9 22:38:24 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. World cup- England nth. ireland,scotland and wales each fielded thier own teams in the cup.All were eliminated in the preliminary rounds except england.These countries also field separate teams in,cricket trugby and at commonwealth games.The olympics are held for all of the nations.Neither england, scotland, wales or nth ireland are a nation so they have compete as grt britain.One country.For example before the unification of germany both fielded separate teams in internatonal competions
Answered by perseus - Fri Jun 9 23:56:52 2006
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for the whole World For old maps on Scotland and Britain the University of Texas has a large number of scanned images well worth a visit We have one image downloaded to our own server of Scotland in 1808 you may enjoy seeing please see the University of texas usage page if you wish to use this image There is a more modern map of Scotland of 1921 that has been scanned in
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Scottish golf and wars with England In 1513, at the Battle of Flodden Field, the Scots suffered an ignominius defeat.
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