Left to right, Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond, broadcast journalist Bernard Ponsonby, and former chancellor, the leader of the pro-UK Better Together campaign Alistair Darling at a TV debate of the independence referendum campaign in Glasgow.
WHEN Scotland get their vote to stay in or leave the UK, if the vote is to leave the UK will people travelling to Scotland have to go through customs or passport control?
What about airports and road crossings, and of course the sea ports?
Will you have to have a passport to go to Scotland?
I should think if they are interdependent like the Republic of Ireland, you will need a passport. If I remember, that’s what happened to the Republic of Ireland.
Has anyone thought of this? I should hope so.
JOHN ALLCOCK, Southampton.
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