“There were 5,088 students who voted, with 91% in favour of the changes.”
Much higher turnout then I expected
I just hope no shit show starts up due to this
Asmodai79 on
“Cold house for Unionists”, I.e. “we haven’t gotten our way and people aren’t doing what we tell them to do”
Rabid_Lederhosen on
> Jay Basra, chairman of QUB Young Unionists, said throughout the campaign leading up to the referendum, he and his group clearly outlined their concerns around dual language signage at the university.
Judging by his surname, I’d imagine a few generations ago that lad’s ancestors were also getting their language beaten out of them by the British. Wonder how they’d feel about the stance he’s taking now.
ConfusedCelt on
Ah yes I see the loyalists are once again the beacon of progressive Britain shining the light for all to see how modern their governmental structure is
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“There were 5,088 students who voted, with 91% in favour of the changes.”
Much higher turnout then I expected
I just hope no shit show starts up due to this
“Cold house for Unionists”, I.e. “we haven’t gotten our way and people aren’t doing what we tell them to do”
> Jay Basra, chairman of QUB Young Unionists, said throughout the campaign leading up to the referendum, he and his group clearly outlined their concerns around dual language signage at the university.
Judging by his surname, I’d imagine a few generations ago that lad’s ancestors were also getting their language beaten out of them by the British. Wonder how they’d feel about the stance he’s taking now.
Ah yes I see the loyalists are once again the beacon of progressive Britain shining the light for all to see how modern their governmental structure is