The Labour Party is breaking up over devolution. A new official party report in Scotland demands separation from the wider party and asserting the primacy of the Scottish Parliamentary constituency structure inside the party.
 
The new arrangement will be decided unilaterally at a special Scottish Conference on 29th October 2011. A yes vote will mean a federal Labour association replacing the Labour Party at Westminster.
 

Health policy is devolved and there is different health provision in different parts of the United Kingdom. Perscriptions are fully paid by the Treasury in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland but in England cost £7.40.

On June 6th the Secretary of State for Scotland stated "...there's scope for an advisory referendum within the existing rules and regulations"  Three months after enquiries the Scottish Office have still not been able to identify these rules and regulations.

At the May 2010 General Election, electors in Scotland cast their vote in favour of the Union. 59/59

constituencies in Scotland sent their MP to sit in the British Parliament. No abstentionist candidates where elected

 (the SNP took their seats). The unity of the United Kingdom is decided through parliamentary representation or

abstention not by referendum.

Tuition fees in Scotland are paid from public funds ONLY if you are resident in Scotland (or are from the EU). If you are from any other part of the United Kingdom you have to pay £1800 it is now proposed that this be increased to £9000 per year. This is another devolution policy designed to break the unity of the British nation by setting one part of the nation against another. CRC supports a common policy for British students across the entire United Kingdom.

On June 6th theSecretary of State for Scotland stated "...there's scope for an advisory referendum within the existing rules and regulations" to date the Scottish Office have still not been able to identify these rules and regulations. They do not exist.

The Rees-Mogg amendment to introduce a referendum into the Scotland Bill is an attempt to sideline the electoral authority of the 59/59 constituencies in Scotland that returned an MP to sit in the House of Commons and be part of the United Kingdom. Election not referendum decides the unity of the United Kingdom.

The Scottish Secretary declared last night the government does not want a referendum on the Union. This is the correct position to hold. He must now assert that election decides the Union not referendum. Question Time 16/06/11

When we vote in a general election we transmit our singular  authority into the MP (Their first job is to sit or not sit (Abstention) in the UK parliament). David Cameron was sent through election by the electors of Witney to sit in the UK Parliament. If he now declares that a referendum outcome is required to sit or not sit in the UK parliament then a referendum is required in Witney.

On his visit to Scotland Mr Cameron must remind those demanding a referendum, that the unity of the United Kingdom is decided by electors exercising their electoral authority and sending (or not sending) their MP’s to Parliament not through a referendum. Mr Cameron himself was elected by the electors of Witney to sit in the British Parliament – the Union will be decided again at the next general election.

Unity of United Kingdom is decided at every general election by sending or not sending (Abstention) your MP to sit in Parliament. If you do not believe in it do not sit in it.

Scotland Office finally confirm Common Representation statement - Union is a reserved matter. Scottish parliament has no power to hold any referendum on Union. Common Representation - The leading anti-devolution website.

The Scotland Act 1998 Schedule 5 explicitly prevents the Scottish parliament from dealing with the constitutional matter of the Union of the kingdoms of Scotland and England. 

The Scottish Office have been contacted ...more information to follow.