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To the great delight of England, the No vote dominated the 18th of September, during the referendum for the Independence of Scotland.

However, the case isn’t closed yet.

Indeed, the English government are promising to give more power to Scotland, as a reward for voting to stay in the United Kingdom.

More especially about the taxes, welfare and spending.

Because it is a well known fact that it has been decades (33 years to be precise) that Scotland has been paying higher taxes per inhabitant than the UK average.

According to the BBC news, this was, last year, reaching the £800.

Spending Welfare However this process will take some times to change things, and the conditions are supposed to be sign during the coming November.

The conditions themselves aren’t very clear for anyone at the moment, each party making their requests to Westminster.

Even if the Union remained, "Just as the people of Scotland will have more power over their affairs, so it follows that the people of England, Wales and Northern Ireland must have a bigger say over theirs," he said outside his official residence, 10 Downing Street.

"The rights of these voters need to be respected, preserved, and enhanced," he said.

Mr. Cameron gave no details, but such a move would be a substantial change for the U.K., where most power has been centralized in London