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Regional identity refers to the area or region someone is from, such as the north, south, or specific towns in a country. The launch of ITV and success of Coronation Street in the 1960s brought more attention to regional identity in Britain. The first episode of Coronation Street featured colloquial expressions that identified the working class characters as being from Manchester. Different regions are sometimes associated with particular stereotypes about personality, interests, and social class.
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I grew up in the country of the Bay City
Rollers, Jimmy Krankie and Benny Lynch. I live
in that of Annie Lennox, Peter Mullan and
Andy Murray. In only a few decades the self-
doubt, self-immolating success and degraded
tartanry have receded and Scotland has given
itself permission to be somewhere more con -
fident and complex. Scotland is still a small,
relatively poor country with a troubled history,
but it seems to believe it can be more. Not for
the first time in our history, we have the gift of
desperation. We can comfort ourselves with
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clichés and cronyism. Or we can embrace what
is less known but also ours: a tradition of fierce
education and enlightenment, invention and
co-operation. The acknowledgement and re-
jection of sectarianism, the saga of SuBo, the
electorate’s canny use of proportional repre-
sentation, may all be little signs that Scotland is
trying to make the best of itself. Absences are
becoming presences.
I began in a place of absences – Dundee, a city
still haunted by a railway disaster and the space
no longer occupied by a collapsed Victorian
bridge. The city had long been blighted by local
government corruption, vandalism disguised
as planning and a feudal division of wealth. My
parents lived in the middle-class west end en-
clave where soup should be spoone.
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John Child and Eliza Newport
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