Devolutionist parties and their territories (UK)

Mebyon ______ / The Party for ________ represents an area which, depending on whom you ask, is variably an English county, or a duchy with special status.

Voting overwhelmingly to remain in the EU, its Liberal Party and Socialist Labour Party propose independence from the UK.

Operating in the early 1970s, the Vectis National Party sought crown dependency status for this island, historically a part of Hampshire.

Despite voters in this administrative region of England rejecting a regional assembly in 2004, the _____ ____ Party remains active today.

Alex Salmond has been the party leader of two separate nationalist parties in this constituent nation of the UK.

Its leading separatist movement translates simply to 'The Party for _____', but it also has a party called Propel.

Its devolutionist party, the ______ Regionalists, was founded by Lord Bath in 1974. Its territory is based on that of the Saxon kingdom of the same name.

The ________ Party achieved an impressive sixth place for votes in the 2017 general election, campaigning for devolution in this large historic county.