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Summary of all the elections around the UK in 2016. https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/813758100951957505 Net council by-election results of 2016:: LDEM: +29 PC: +3 GRN: +1 UKIP: -3 LAB: -7 CON: -33 Looks like the people who are most likely to vote in things that aren't a big one off...

another big bike distributor just told it dealers today that prices were going up 15% across the board this week. Its starting to effect more and more things as stock bought at pre-brexit prices runs out.

Its not just inter country that has these splits, its county v country, areas of towns, even with our office we've got splits based on all sort of things. You don't solve it by splitting things up, otherwise we'll all end up in our own little castles trying to solve the problems with our right...

well at least the team negotiating with the EU will be our best oh, wait. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38498839?SThisFB no one with any sense wants to touch this farse with a barge pole!

remind me again why UKIP have so much support from the working class? http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/nigel-farage-aide-faces-20-9549468

Hmm... looks like the funding for all these "patriotic" right wing groups fighting to get their countries back, seems to be running out. Even the Russians won't help ;) https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-12-22/le-pen-struggling-to-fund-french-race-after-russian-backer-fails

Sorry, i for one am busy cracking on with this list... http://remainvisual.co.uk/2016/11/29/what-can-you-do-positive-anti-brexit-action/ I didn't see, trying to educate Tillson on there ;)

Our demo one is to take to events, give to press etc etc, so not something that would be an option for you anyway. If you're looking for a KTM to try you could do a lot worse than speak to OnBike. Address: 52-53 Upper Tything, Worcester WR1 1JY Phone: 01905 611774 However I don't think they...

Sherman has the older model, which has now totally sold out. The 2017 model is now in stock with us and shipping to dealers. Our demo one arrived yesterday and we can't wait to take it out for a play. The 2017 model comes with the 4" tyres...

Its all ok! The NHS will be saved, all the hard working economic EU migrants who by definition come here to work, will be leaving, or put off coming... and in return we get back all the pensioners who are currently enjoying the benefits or retirement in Spain...

an analysis of the only real economist who considers Brexit to be a positive, but the LSE. http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/the-britain-alone-scenario-how-economists-for-brexit-defy-the-laws-of-gravity/

me, and pretty much every expert... including the chancellor and the head of the Bank of England, and the house of Lords. If there was to be a benefit, surely people would be climbing over themselves to leave because they'd be the hero who made it happen. Recent quote.... “Thoughtful...

do you have any idea how much of a disaster that would be for UK PLC? also the "other 27" are our biggest and nearest markets / partners , they will never be irrelevant, for a million reasons.

concern of the growing negative (and lack of positive!) impacts is growing. http://consumerinsight.which.co.uk/articles/Brexit-Tracker-Nov16

But she represents a constituency that voted remain, so she'd be putting her own head on the block... which would be a big risk.

I wasn't disagreeing with you, so I didn't need to make a point. The UKIP vote has declined in all by-elections and pretty much all the council elections I've seen since the Referendum, we can only guess as to why that is. Its just the fact you said "FACT" when your statement was incorrect that...

it would be a fact, if you got your statement correct ;) it's 3 by-elections

Here's some numbers for you... 3 recent by elections totals. Conservative (inc. Zac Goldsmith) - 53,521 Liberal Democrat - 35,727 Labour - 10,643 Minor parties/independents - 6,901 UKIP - 5,780 Of the votes cast above, these are the percentages/shares: Conservative - 47.54% Liberal Democrat -...

ah, the joys more stuff sold off whilst the £ is cheap to foreign "investment". http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/national-grid-sells-shares-china-qatar-investors-a7463256.html

You do realise its already happening. This is the email I got from our currency broker this morning. Pound heads in the same direction as manufacturing levels A weak pound is good for exports, which subsequently stimulates domestic manufacturing. Theoretically yes, in reality it seems no. An...