Representation Of Regional Identity

Scottish:

1. Strong accent
2. Highlands
3. All wear kilts and play bagpipes
4. William Wallace - past hero
5. 'Wee Lass' which is 'Little Girl'

Liverpool:

1. Annoying accent - difficult to understand
2. Run down council housing estates
3. Wear tracksuits
4. 'Our Kid' which is an "adult Male'
5. Chavs/gangs

Newcastle:

1. Confident and passionate
2. 'Why Aye Man' which is 'Hello'
3. Partying
4. Dressed up girls
5. Passionate football fans

Yorkshire:

1. Farmers accent
2. 'Going Tut Pub' which is 'Going To The Pub'
3. Countryside and hilly areas
4. Friendly
5. Going for walks

Birmingham:

1. Chavs
2. Brummies'
3. Aggressive
4. Football
5. Clubbing

London:

1. Big city
2. Football
3. Designer clothing
4. Rush around
5. Shopping centres

Essex:

1. Dumb
2. Tans
3. White teeth
4. Fake
5. Loud

Cornwall:

1. Cornish pasty
2. Ale
3. Surfing
4. Coastal slang
5. Fishing

Welsh:

1. Sheep shaggers
2. Football and Rugby
3. Extension on words
4. Swansea or Cardiff
5. Green, White and Red

Irish:

1. Happy
2. Strong accents
3. Green
4. Lepricorns
5. Dancing