The cons and your crappy brexit must have closed them by now surely?
How is that working out, by the way?
Is Stockton on Tees a ****hole?
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How is that working out, by the way?
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Did immigrants sell off 1.5 million council houses?
Did immigrants force the govt to have massive money printing leading go house price rises
Did immigrants prevent enough houses being built
Did immigrants make planning system.difficult to build houses
Did immigrants make this country have one of the worst levels of inequality of any advanced economy bar USA
Did immigrants force Tories to have a decade of austerity destroying public services
Did immigrants force this country to not train its people to do the jobs in care, NHS, agriculture?
No it was decades of neo liberal policies by mostly Tory governments......the same Tory party that wants you to blame immigrants.
Right wing supporters are so easily brainwashed
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Thought it was getting worse. Most of those coming now have no intention of leaving.
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It was the EU's fault
Is that a stiff warning?
It's easily done by poking holes in the fabric and substance of the article.
Ounce (sic) you learn to poke holes in the DM articles, you'll be able to see right through them.
Yes, the EU migration was mostly young unattached people wanting to experience the wide world.
The non-EU economic migrants have migrated for a more permanent life, and brought their family with them.
I'm confident the Brexit designers were aware of that.
Blairs done alright out of the property market, best ask him as a 'socialist' why he didn't build more council houses.
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When was he last in power ? Still his fault ?
That's true. many businesses have opened EU accessible outlets, at additional expense. But I'm sure they did their homework and decided the additional expense would be worth it.
Screwfix - Wikipedia
Toolstation Europe
Taking over Toolstation Europe, a leading multi-channel retailer of tools and building materials, is continuing to excel throughout its European territory Toolstation is one of Britain’s fastest…
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The European Expansion Accelerator: Selling across all EU marketplaces
Amazon launches the European Expansion Accelerator - allowing sellers to sell across all EU marketplaces with just two clicks!
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Etc.
As Notch7 would say "Brexit - a load of increased costs for no real benefit. "
Perhaps vested interests didn't want any loosening of the housing market?
Next best thing might have been improve the existing:
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They've probably done what Screwfix, Toolstation, Amazon, et al have done, and opened UK based outlets to work around the EU - third country regulations, with the additional costs penalty.
The hauliers aren't affected, except that goods are now transported en masse, instead of individual items being shipped.
Domestic postal services aren't affected because they're still the end delivery system.
Customers are affected because they now have to pay those additional costs.
Or they will buy from a cheaper supplier inside the market.
Remember arch-Brexer Rees-Mogg set up business in RoI to get the benefits of being in the EU.
Of course. But if they have been used to a certain supplier, or even a certain product, they'll hope to stick with what they are familiar with.
That isn't possible in many cases since brexit. Additional searching for suitable suppliers or products now becames part of the additional expense and inconvenience. Or even at the extreme, a change in end product or market sector, etc.
I wish I was that clever….
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