Search results

this graph may explain the thinking of Mrs May's government which is beholden to the attitude of brexiters: source: http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/hard-brexit-only-if-its-free/ basically, if the economic news are bad, then the government veers toward soft brexit. The middle point...

That denotes a healthy corporate spending which may push the show organizers toward looking down on exhibitors offering discount at the show.

what is the weight that FLX quoted for your bike?

they have to decide on one key question: in or out of the Single Market. It's hugely complicated. Although brexiters like to think that they can simply tell the EU 'take it or leave it', in practice, they know unless they can make a convincing case that the grass is indeed greener outside the...

bonerp, what attracts you to the FLX?

it's not May who delays the process. David Davis' department is the key. They need to recruit economists and there are not many who actually think that brexit is a good thing for the UK economy. Brexiters would say, sod the economy, we just stop paying and leave. Of course, our three brexiteers...

the consequence of that policy is reduced participation due to high cost. Contrast this show with Redbridge where anyone could come and show their wares for free. If you like the spirit of Redbridge, perhaps you should encourage traders on this forum to band together to take this format outside...

Boris? cheap talk. I don't think he is going to do anything for Turkey. If May kicks him out, now the press will really be interested.

yes, I think she will last until she calls the big 50. Then the tories will knife her in the back at the first opportunity.

I am pleased that the labour has taken position on this. Apparently, Johnson would now do 'anything he can' to help Turkey join the EU. Our three brexiteers have obviously nothing better to do.

Labour conference voted to block brexit Here is what was agreed: "Unless the final settlement proves to be acceptable, then the option of retaining EU membership should be retained. The final settlement should therefore be subject to approval, through Parliament and potentially through a...

£889 woosh Sport: High torque Bafang SWX02 motor, 17A Lishui controller, 13AH HL battery with Samsung cells, magnesium adjustable fork, King Meter LCD. Thumb throttle, soft grips. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?sport

I can't see the question 'what does brexit mean?' be adequately answered without a general election. Basically, all major parties will have to update their manifestos and put them to a vote.

that could be a subject of a new thread.

your strong legs keep the bike at over its max speed limit setting most of the time.

yes, I watched the report om Labour conference this morning. They seem a lot more coherent now than same time last year. Emily Thornbury is dead right: The tories still have no brexit plan to speak of.

May now blames the SNP 'partly responsible for brexit': http://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/snp-partly-responsible-for-brexit-claims-theresa-may-1-4239701 bizarre. May writes in an article for Holyrood magazine. I thought the Scots first kicked out the tories, then labour for the reason...

No, the quote came from this: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/sep/26/boris-had-brexit-wobble-may-should-too GBP > EURO I use ukforex.co.uk - friendly people.

the Pound sinks a little bit further this morning. Currently at $1.29. If this trend continues, we may have early general elections as the only way to decide on what brexit really means. “The obvious is always the least understood.” - Metternich

as none of them is able to deliver on any of the brexit promises, they try to get out of the Cabinet any way they can, including getting May to sack them.