This Brexit malarkey is going well

[ToTaL ITK]

Re: This Brexit malarkey is going well

Its a load of load of Pollack wont catch me Pouting or Car -ping on :hehe:

i can't think of any more, i don't fish

[life on mars]

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i can't think of any more, i don't fish

Fun while it lasted 👍

[MOZZER2]

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another piece of good new for the economy post brexit and for Cardiff too

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56496888

[life on mars]

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another piece of good new for the economy post brexit and for Cardiff too

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56496888

There are some great opportunities out there in science, medicine , environment and new technologies , all of which we have the skills sets to support that growth .

We need to catch up with England and get some freeports working as they can help regenerate deprived areas.

[ninian opinian]

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https://www.fdf.org.uk/globalassets/resources/publications/uk-eu-food-and-drink-trade-snapshot-jan-2021.pdf

Absolute disaster.

[MOZZER2]

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the good news keeps coming and coming for manufacturing in the UK

a major investment at Meritor in Cwmbran fueled by green energy

https://www.commercialmotor.com/news/product/green-funding-boost-meritor-cwmbran

JCB and Lotus announce major recruitment drives

https://www.pesmedia.com/jcb-recruitment-drive-19032021/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-55801445

green shoots of recovery hopefully in the manufacturing sector

[ninian opinian]

Re: This Brexit malarkey is going well

the good news keeps coming and coming for manufacturing in the UK

a major investment at Meritor in Cwmbran fueled by green energy

https://www.commercialmotor.com/news/product/green-funding-boost-meritor-cwmbran

JCB and Lotus announce major recruitment drives

https://www.pesmedia.com/jcb-recruitment-drive-19032021/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-55801445

green shoots of recovery hopefully in the manufacturing sector

Just slightly selective reporting from you there. Hardly replacing the billions lost because of Brexit :hehe:

[lardy]

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Just slightly selective reporting from you there. Hardly replacing the billions lost because of Brexit :hehe:

Should be close to breaking even in about 50 years time though.

[MOZZER2]

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Just slightly selective reporting from you there. Hardly replacing the billions lost because of Brexit :hehe:

thought it fitted in line with my chain of thought considering we were told we were going to lose all our manufacturing base back in 2016 because of Brexit . In fact the manufacturing sector in many cases expect to grow especially if get over covid . Of course there will be winners and losers but at least I thought i'd share some good news god we need it after a year we've had

[life on mars]

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https://www.fdf.org.uk/globalassets/resources/publications/uk-eu-food-and-drink-trade-snapshot-jan-2021.pdf

Absolute disaster.

thought it fitted in line with my chain of thought considering we were told we were going to lose all our manufacturing base back in 2016 because of Brexit . In fact the manufacturing sector in many cases expect to grow especially if get over covid . Of course there will be winners and losers but at least I thought i'd share some good news god we need it after a year we've had

I'm still waiting for the pound to crash , empty supermarket shelves, mass unemployment, shortages of drugs (oh hang on) ?

Long way to go yet before we know its impact

https://www.politico.eu/article/brexit-uk-trade-investment-protection-eu-competition-rule-of-law-courts/

[MOZZER2]

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of course will take another 10 years before we feel the real impact whether it was worth it or not but in the mean time I get cheesed off when people pick up any bad economic news and point it at Brexit

we are stuck with it whatever way you voted lets get on with it and try to make it a success . Shame Trump was ousted by the dark forces of the world he was sticking his neck out to bring manufacturing back to USA . If he got another 4 years there manufacturing economy would have boomed and we would have followed suit . China wins unfortunately keeping a stranglehold on growth in the world

[cyril evans awaydays]

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of course will take another 10 years before we feel the real impact whether it was worth it or not but in the mean time I get cheesed off when people pick up any bad economic news and point it at Brexit

we are stuck with it whatever way you voted lets get on with it and try to make it a success . Shame Trump was ousted by the dark forces of the world he was sticking his neck out to bring manufacturing back to USA . If he got another 4 years there manufacturing economy would have boomed and we would have followed suit . China wins unfortunately keeping a stranglehold on growth in the world

By "dark forces of the world" I presume you mean the US electorate who cast 7 million more votes for his opponent or the Electoral College that handed him a defeat by 74 electors. Unless you have evidence of the work of "dark forces" that hasn't been ridiculed by provable fact or in a court of law.

Everyone indulges in wishful thinking if the party or cause they voted for failed to win. It is also legitimate to highlight the consequences of that vote just as it's fine to big up its perceived successes without either side needing to get "cheesed off"!

[lardy]

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of course will take another 10 years before we feel the real impact whether it was worth it or not but in the mean time I get cheesed off when people pick up any bad economic news and point it at Brexit

we are stuck with it whatever way you voted lets get on with it and try to make it a success . Shame Trump was ousted by the dark forces of the world he was sticking his neck out to bring manufacturing back to USA . If he got another 4 years there manufacturing economy would have boomed and we would have followed suit . China wins unfortunately keeping a stranglehold on growth in the world

Yeah he was really going to hit his stride on Jan 21st after 4 years of doing zip, wasn't he? So unfair, so unfair.

And the UK just needed that to happen to turn everything around. Slim margins, eh?

[jon1959]

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Good grief!

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/mar/28/museum-of-brexit-campaigners-fundraising-charitable-status

Leave campaigners have begun raising funds to open a Museum of Brexit after the long-awaited project was granted charitable status.

The trustees are seeking to generate £400,000 to buy a home for the museum – possibly in a pro-Brexit town such as Dudley in the West Midlands – plus another £250,000 to set up the institution and a strategic financial reserve of £350,000.

The project is being championed by prominent Brexiters who say they want to set up an institution that will tell the story of Britain’s departure from the EU “before items and stories get lost”.

Although all those involved in the project are keen Brexit supporters and the museum has had no public endorsements from pro-Europeans, the trustees said they were only able to secure charitable status by persuading the Charity Commission that it would be neutral.

:shrug:

[life on mars]

Re: This Brexit malarkey is going well

Good grief!

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/mar/28/museum-of-brexit-campaigners-fundraising-charitable-status

Leave campaigners have begun raising funds to open a Museum of Brexit after the long-awaited project was granted charitable status.

The trustees are seeking to generate £400,000 to buy a home for the museum – possibly in a pro-Brexit town such as Dudley in the West Midlands – plus another £250,000 to set up the institution and a strategic financial reserve of £350,000.

The project is being championed by prominent Brexiters who say they want to set up an institution that will tell the story of Britain’s departure from the EU “before items and stories get lost”.

Although all those involved in the project are keen Brexit supporters and the museum has had no public endorsements from pro-Europeans, the trustees said they were only able to secure charitable status by persuading the Charity Commission that it would be neutral.

:shrug:

I can think of a few people that would be good door bouncers :hehe: