Cornwall

Will they keep the £?

Indeed, it has been a deprived area for a very long time.

It may be dead but many people still learn it and speak it, the Cornish are very proud of their Celtic culture and heritage.
More interesting and important to me, living in cornwall is the fact that the average wage is below the average wage for the UK, Cornwall is in the bottom 5% of deprivation.

If this helps in any way to improve the lot of the residents then great.

Cornish is, in every practical sense, a dead language - nobody speaks it as their mother-tongue. By all means study it, but I doubt it can, or should, be revived. I remember showing members of Mebyon Kernow around the Port of Par, and a pleasant lot they were - hardly campaigning types - although there was talk of reviving the Stannary Parliament at Lostwithiel.

The title 'Great' Britain is just to differentiate it from the other Britain, where they speak French and Breton. And the only people who are trying to weaken the UK are the Ukip MEPs who do nothing to further our interests. 'Traitors', if deluded ones, you might think.

UDI for the Isle of Dogs!

Democratic freedom for Devon, I say!!! It's laughable really, isn't it.
(But I do love Cornwall).

Just thinking about the cost of bringing this about makes me angry. As it seems to have been instigated by Europe could it be yet another way of weakening 'Great' Britain?

We live in Somerset yet our neighbour flies the Cornish flag. Very tempted to tear it down during the night well, I would if I could climb up his flag pole.

I used to live in Cornwall a long time ago, [house even had a Cornish name] and at the time, there was a small groundswell of opinion amongst the locals [the born there locals] that there should be independence for Cornwall. The rest of us thought it laughable.Still do!

What next....Independence for the Isle of Wight??