SNP to stand in England?

howard h

13-12-2016

Not April 1st either - and perfectly possible, there's nothing to stop them!

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7471986.html

Wonder if they did, any seats would be vulnerable - and if they are, which parties would be most at risk?

Dacco

13-12-2016

Originally Posted by howard h:
“Not April 1st either - and perfectly possible, there's nothing to stop them!

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7471986.html

Wonder if they did, any seats would be vulnerable - and if they are, which parties would be most at risk?”

Phish.

jmclaugh

13-12-2016

Someone beat you to it.

http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2193963

Turbulence

13-12-2016

I hate everything about the SNP, but they're perfectly within their rights to have a go in England. The funny thing is, they'd probably win a lot of votes from English people who think it would be better for England if Scotland had independence.

Daewos

13-12-2016

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TelevisionUser

13-12-2016

Originally Posted by howard h:
“Not April 1st either - and perfectly possible, there's nothing to stop them!

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7471986.html

Wonder if they did, any seats would be vulnerable - and if they are, which parties would be most at risk?”

At one point, the SNP did apparently consider putting up a candidate in the Berwick-upon-Tweed constituency because, although it's now in England, that area used to be in Scotland.

On the wider point, Sturgeon is a far more capable leader of the SNP than Corbyn is of Labour. Indeed, he's a rank amateur in comparison.