I\u2019m writing this blog at the University of Glasgow and wondering whether when I come here this time next year I will be in a newly independent Scotland. I regard myself as truly British: although I was born in England (Oldham) and currently reside in Windsor, I was brought up and schooled in Wales (and required to learn Welsh in the process) and I have an affinity with Scotland, currently carrying out academic research at Glasgow University Business School and a keen kilt wearer ( four tartans). I don\u2019t want to see my Britishness watered down to just two countries: England and Wales. What happens to the Union Jack (would the St Andrew\u2019s blue in the flag be removed?) and the \u201cGreat\u201d in \u201cGreat Britain\u201d if Scotland becomes independent? It\u2019s only people actually living in Scotland who can vote in the referendum; Scots living in the rest of Great Britain and \u201ccross-country\u201d Brits like myself don\u2019t get to vote. Is this fair? At least I shouldn\u2019t need my passport to enter an independent Scotland next year (provided Common Travel Area rules apply) and I\u2019ll still be wearing my kilts!<\/p>\n