Making A Point?

[lankeela]

Government announce new driving licences and number plates - is it ironic that the example they use has a Scottish address?

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-style-driving-licences-and-number-plates-mark-one-year-anniversary-of-brexit-as-eu-flag-is-removed?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_source=26db28a6-30c6-4a80-a33d-311b83ddf1a9&utm_content=daily

[douglas9401]

Scotland being part of Britain, I don't see the irony.

Or the point, of this and Shapps.

[royfromaus]

Salt rubbing perhaps but no irony.

[ToraToraTora]

what's new about the number plate?

[198kHz]

//is it ironic that the example they use has a Scottish address?//
No.
Neither is the Welsh name.

[Hopkirk]

I've just received my new drivers tachograph card, for the next five years.

Annoyingly it's got the EU flag on it.

[gulliver1]

I think an address in Scotland and a Welsh name is a fine example to show on the new licence. Let's one know that the Uk is not all about England.

[Hopkirk]

That reminds me, one of our cars still has the EU flag displayed front and back.

Note to self:
Remember to order new number plates.

[webbo3]

Why?

[THECORBYLOON]

They have used that name and adress for years.

[douglas9401]

To reclaim sovereignty of the vehicle, webbo, do keep up. :-)

[webbo3]

lol, of course :-)

[THECORBYLOON]

The image shows a number plate without a symbol that was not mandatory in the first place.

[Hopkirk]

You took the bait