Dover. It's what we wanted.

[JohnD]

Airports queues are not manned by the foreign staff from the countries that people are travelling to. The booths at Dover are manned by the French.

You mean the booths that are too few? Because UK chose not to build more?

 

[JohnD]

So, you do't think someone in a port booth will need training and checking out for the couple of extra days a year they’ll need them for? Where did you say they would get them from again? Oh, no, you didn’t, did you.

Mottie is trying very hard to divert attention from the Brexit Catastroflick

Sadly he convinces no-one

 

[Mottie]

And JohnD will spout any old ballcocks to turn the page to deflect and avoid answering the question he was asked in post #222. Idiot. Swervy shameless idiot.

 

[JohnD]

Try to be happy. Tell yourself that you WON.

 

[transam]

Free at last thank god almighty we are free at last

Martin Luther King

What a visionary he had probably had brexit / EU in mind ???

 

[fillyboy]

Mottie is trying very hard to divert attention from the Brexit Catastroflick

Sadly he convinces no-one

The sweet talking bastard has convinced me.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

That's not actually very persuasive. In fact it's just the opposite

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Where do they get the occasional staff from to man them at busy times? Job centre? Facebook? Pick them up from outside B&Q like builders do?

We'll do what we always do, get some Eastern European subbys in. Oh no, hang on....................wait a minute....................

 

[IT Minion]

Airports queues are not manned by the foreign staff from the countries that people are travelling to. The booths at Dover are manned by the French.

The arrival ones are, which is the equivalent of the Dover booths. Although that's not a great example for your case as we now get slower processing by air too.

 

[motorbiking]

It's standard shift pattern planning. No leave is approved and overtime is available for those who want it. Plus other staff who are trained but do other jobs can backfill.

Do you not think they did that already?

 

[Mottie]

The arrival ones are, which is the equivalent of the Dover booths.

No, it isn’t. The arrival border force booths at airports are in their own country which is to polar opposite to the French border force booths in the Dover. There are no booths at arrivals at ports - you drive off the ferry/train and away you go.

 

[IT Minion]

Do you not think they did that already?

I do think they do that. I'm explaining it to Mottie who seemed to be having a senior moment.

 

[IT Minion]

No, it isn’t. The arrival border force ones are in their own country which is to polar opposite to the French border force in the Dover booths.

Dover is a special case where the arrival posts are in the departure country. Did you not know this? Are you really Dominic Raab?

 

[Mottie]

Try to be happy. Tell yourself that you WON.

Aaaaand…swerved again. I hope your hundred trips a year to London have less swerves in them than your lying posts on here.

 

[Mottie]

Dover is a special case where the arrival posts are in the departure country. Did you not know this? Are you really Dominic Raab?

So you are saying it’s the French that are causing the hold ups. Glad we sorted that.