Regional nationalism
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Overall, in looking at England, Scotland and Wales, it is clear that English people have a weak conception of ‘English nationalism’ while Scottish people have a strong sense of ‘Scottish nationalism’ and a weaker sense of ‘British nationalism’. Meanwhile Welsh people have been able to combine a strong sense of ‘Welsh nationalism’ with a strong sense of ‘pride in being British’.
More than three-quarters – 81 per cent – of English people agreed with the statement ‘I am proud to be a British ci...
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