Strong sense of regional identity in parts of England such as 2015 Cornwall as they were the first county to be given devolved powers (investment and bus services)
England is the most populated region yet has no own government
Devolution is asymmetric so spending per capita is less in England than other parts of the UK
Arguments against Devolution in England
Not all parts have strong regional identities e.g. North East who have rejected the opportunity to have its own assembly in 2004 (78% to 22%)
Establishment of an English parliament could challenge the authority of the Westminster parliament