Berwick 1296: two days that erased Scotland’s richest port – Ripped from Scotland by the bloody hands of Edward Longshank’s–Always a colony it was only assimilated into England by Westminster in 1974, after oil was discovered in the North Sea. Westminster’s Nasty motives revealed following devolution in 1999. The people of Berwick wish to return to their rightful home

Berwick 1296: two days that erased Scotland’s richest port – Ripped from Scotland by the bloody hands of Edward Longshank’s–Always a colony it was only assimilated into England by Westminster in 1974, after oil was discovered in the North Sea. Westminster’s Nasty motives revealed following devolution in 1999. The people of Berwick wish to return to their rightful home

Barracks at Berwick on Tweed home of the Scottish Borderers With Westminster being almost 350 miles away from Berwick-upon-Tweed, its residents do not feel connected to English politics. With bagpipes playing and Scottish flags fluttering in the wind, you could be forgiven for thinking you were in Scotland. But this is Berwick-upon-Tweed, part of Northumberland – the most northern town in England and just two-and-a-half miles from the Scottish b…