Brexit

[Barrykearley]

1 hour ago, gregs24 said:

British Chamber of Commerce and real business owners actually. But if it hasn't affected you then lucky you.

The only affects has been getting stuff from the EU. Specifically from Germany- once then pesky obtuse and obstructive French customs get hold of anything it would seem you are screwed.

Believe it if not - the vast majority of businesses sell to uk customers and local customers. The way the BBC go on you would think there are none in the uk.

[gregs24]

I should read the article if I were you! Considerably more problems than you are suggesting with exports from the UK

[Barrykearley]

There are indeed plenty of issues exporting from the uk. Frankly any uk business that didn’t expect that or didn’t plan for that deserve little sympathy. They only had a few years of warning after all.

best to remember almost anything on the BBC is a pack of lies.

[pete]

Think someone swings both ways

[MJON]

Well at least Gina cannot be accused of attending any large parties 🥱

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2022/01/13/anti-brexit-campaigner-gina-miller-launches-new-political-party/