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Graphics and flags that are too well made/finished to be quite realistic are something that are a recurring issue in AH.
The Idle Toad here was an OTL localist thing in Liverpool and it had a shitty logo as well. The one I have here is basically just a jumped-up residents association. Well, a residents association association more to unite localist forces.Graphics and flags that are too well made/finished to be quite realistic are something that are a recurring issue in AH.
Probably sometime in the late 30s for Britain
Basically MMP but skewed towards FPTP. You get 200 extra list seats. But you only have one vote. Ballot fusion means you can vote for a Liberal on the SDP line.Sorry if I missed this but what system is used? and is upper house reformed?
YepDevonshire, Portland and Rutland duking it out for dominance in the East Midlands I assume?
I believe that the President has it as one of his many titles.Has the position of Guardian of Scotland been brought back, and if so, what responsibilities does it have?
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The region is the devolved region. Whatever it's a Celtic nation or an English region (or both, don't ask about Cornwall)
The title of the leader is how they're normally referred as by both the public and the media.
The elected peerage is how they're referred to in the Houses of Parliament. You wouldn't refer to the First Minister of the South West as that, but as the Duke or Duchess of Wessex. Yes, peerages are tied to devolved- yes its ridiculous. It's deliberate. And yes, the N/A highlights that the peers unfortunately still have influence over the devolved areas. This Britain is a Tory Republic, let you know.
The name of the legislature is straightforward, what its called. One note about the Senedd is that the official name is Senedd Cymru, but it's widely called the Welsh Senedd. Which basically is the same thing, only half-English.
Ehhh... Define reformed.
A complicated mess of appointed by the Commons, appointed by the regions, a select few are elected by functional constituencies for some reason and some are even chosen by trade unions. The whole place is just honestly a hodge-podge.How does the Lords vary from OTL. Are any elected? How does it relate to the results in the Commons?
In theory, absolute. In practise, ceremonial.Also what powers does the President have?
In theory, absolute. In practise, ceremonial.
Yes, there was a WWII. It's what created the National Union in America of Republicans and Democrats against the isolationist Long and it was what made Churchill uncontested for a second term. It's all in the write-ups on the first pageIn the wider world. Was there a WW2? I mean the PoD for America is what, back in the 1910s? Earlier? and Britain I'd imagine its at least with the Abdication crisis?
Yes, there was a WWII. It's what created the National Union in America of Republicans and Democrats against the isolationist Long and it was what made Churchill uncontested for a second term. It's all in the write-ups on the first page
The point of divergence is somewhere in the early 1890s.