Brexit Posts

[Charlie George]

Yip....predicting empty s/markets for 4 years

I've not eaten anything apart from spuds this year,nothing on the shelves of my local supermarket

 

[durhamplumber]

U.K. Won’t Publish Assessment of EU Trade Deal as Red Tape Hits



The U.K. government won’t publish an impact assessment of its trade accord with the European Union despite producing similar reviews of other major trade deals it has signed.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-09/u-k-won-t-publish-assessment-of-eu-trade-deal-as-red-tape-hits?cmpid==socialflow-facebook-brexit&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=socialflow-organic&utm_content=brexit&utm_medium=social

Why do you think that is?

You lot will get too excited and burden the NHS even more

 

[Notch7]

"brexit will get rid of red tape"



see any paperwork in pic below?

This is the paperwork required to send one order to the EU now. Previously zero. £100k / year of Veterinary inspection fees now, previously £0. Very annoying/ costly for an established business like us, crippling for a small company!

https://twitter.com/JamesMilbourne/status/1366354557266182144

 

[Notch7]

Yip....predicting empty s/markets for 4 years

Durhamplumber said:

"the day after we leave the EU, food prices will drop by 50%"

 

[Notch7]

increased costs to salmon farming

any guesses?

 

[fillyboy]

Shortage of pickers in 2019

10,000 EU nurses left UK before 2020

Yes mate, they've been leaving in their droves.

Two million people have asked to stay in the UK after Brexit under the government’s EU settlement scheme, latest figures show.
More than half a million applications (520,600) were received in September alone, Home Office data published on Wednesday said.

Two million EU citizens apply to remain in Britain | Brexit | The Guardian

A total of 4.5 million applications to the EU Settlement Scheme have been processed, with just three per cent of these applications either rejected, withdrawn or void. But just over half of the applicants (54 per cent) have been offered settled status, with 43 per cent being offered, instead, pre-settled status.

Settled status: 400,000 European citizens living in UK in limbo as backlog of applications doubles in a month (msn.com)

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Two million people have asked to stay in the UK after Brexit under the government’s EU settlement scheme, latest figures show.
More than half a million applications (520,600) were received in September alone, Home Office data published on Wednesday said.

Two million EU citizens apply to remain in Britain | Brexit | The Guardian

And about 1.5 million UK citizens applying for settled status in EU, so what?
If you want to stay where you've made your home, that's what you have to do because of Brexit.
It was unnecessary prior to Brexit. Daft innit?
Brexit doesn't change much except create loads of extra work.
It's that extra work that creates all the difficulties.

 

[durhamplumber]

Durhamplumber said:

"the day after we leave the EU, food prices will drop by 50%"

Wtf r u on.

 

[durhamplumber]

Brexit doesn't change much except create loads of extra work.

Make your mind up..one minute you argue it makes huge differences. .Now v little except extra work??

 

[Dangee]

Any examples of produce that has rocketed in price?

 

[Dangee]

Notch, out of interest you regularly take quotes from a rarely purchased pamphlet called The Guardian. Is that the same pamphlet who’s columnists actively support the IRA & are anti UK?
Could you check that for me please?
I might be completely wrong.

 

[Dangee]

If that happens to be true, just as well by 2019 figures, it was the least purchased daily national newspaper in the country. But please let me know. Thanks.

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Make your mind up..one minute you argue it makes huge differences. .Now v little except extra work??

If you're going to stop reading when you think you've latched onto something with you think you can take issue, you ought to read a little further to see if I've already answered your silly question.

And about 1.5 million UK citizens applying for settled status in EU, so what?
If you want to stay where you've made your home, that's what you have to do because of Brexit.
It was unnecessary prior to Brexit. Daft innit?
Brexit doesn't change much except create loads of extra work.
It's that extra work that creates all the difficulties.

You can still do most of the things you could do prior to Brexit. But now it requires loads of additional paperwork to do the same thing.
It's that extra work that creates all the difficulties.
For sure there are some things that you can't do anymore, like selling shellfish to EU, exporting plant and animal based products, simply up-sticks to live in a EU country.

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Any examples of produce that has rocketed in price?

Britons buying from EU websites hit with £100 customs bills
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...-eu-websites-face-more-than-100-import-duties​

 

[Dangee]

The Guardian again... Have you not got a mainstream source? Not an obscure publication with pro IRA employees.
I was asking for an actual example. Something people purchase regularly.