Boris caves in on fish
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EU is full of red tape and stupid people
Water wastage
Equivalent to at least 10 Olympic size pools are wasted per day in the UK
Due to leaking wc dump valves
Syphons don't leak
EU s fault
Thousands probably millions of beuracrats employed due to the EU waffle
Entire forests have been felled to provide all the paper for the latest dic tat from the dead beats
The UK has Been blighted by the same nonsense
EU is full of red tape and stupid people
Water wastage
Equivalent to at least 10 Olympic size pools are wasted per day in the UK
Due to leaking wc dump valves
Syphons don't leak
EU s fault
Thousands probably millions of beuracrats employed due to the EU waffle
Entire forests have been felled to provide all the paper for the latest dic tat from the dead beats
The UK has Been blighted by the same nonsense
This country is drowning in waste of space pencil pushers and jobs worths
They tell u there job title and u are none the wiser as to what they actually do
The idiots you come across at the local Councils
Jeez us wept
Be all that as it may
Transam gives not a jot
Brexit or not EU or not
Pencil. Pushing dead beats are and have Leeched off the working bloke
With there bull ***t
Cheka trade
Trust Mark
Any government dreamt up scheme like the green deal is generaly a waste of time or proves to be a beuricratic nightmare
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The old fishing chestnut...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/52420116
'...Many parts of the quota were sold by English fishermen in the 1990s when fishing rights were cut dramatically. Cod fishing, for instance, was almost entirely stopped for several years.
Foreign companies then bought it up as a long-term investment, and experts say the quota market has been allowed to develop in an unregulated way ever since.
"There's a lack of clarity on the legal status of fishing rights," Dr Cardwell said, "meaning the government is very vulnerable to litigation if it tries to reallocate quota.
"Any foreign fishing companies that purchased UK quota in good faith would be very likely to sue if this was now taken away from them."...'
More.
https://unearthed.greenpeace.org/2018/10/11/fishing-quota-uk-defra-michael-gove/
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/52420116
'...Many parts of the quota were sold by English fishermen in the 1990s when fishing rights were cut dramatically. Cod fishing, for instance, was almost entirely stopped for several years.
Foreign companies then bought it up as a long-term investment, and experts say the quota market has been allowed to develop in an unregulated way ever since.
"There's a lack of clarity on the legal status of fishing rights," Dr Cardwell said, "meaning the government is very vulnerable to litigation if it tries to reallocate quota.
"Any foreign fishing companies that purchased UK quota in good faith would be very likely to sue if this was now taken away from them."...'
More.
https://unearthed.greenpeace.org/2018/10/11/fishing-quota-uk-defra-michael-gove/
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Quietly the UK government has already agreed those quotas will stay in place.
Actually EU regulatory harmonisation massively cuts red tape.
Sure there the EU need a fair few bureaucrats to sort out all the regs etc, but that creates frictionless trade so it removes red tape from businesses.
As UK companies will find out next year.
Don't help wastage of water through wc dump valves
Red tape for bussiness has Been caused by the EU
In particular for small bussiness
Red tape has akwYs been a nightmare
Red tape is an EU / remoaner tactic
Remoaners in the civil service are the enemy with in
Deliberate sabotage
wow how have you had the time to speak to 17.4 million people, it’s almost as though you are making it up .
I have just seen a poll for Trump v's Biden. They put Biden ahead. Wow, incredible that they spoke to 153 million people in such a short space of time. You're right, they are making it up.
Looks good, but don't like the rest of the place. Something about the dark brick, windows and style of roof remind me of those purpose built, large 1930s pubs. Or municupal buildings of that era.
http://southamptonpubs.blogspot.com/2016/09/grove-tavern-woolston.html
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