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A hot summer for voting to stay. Mmmmm I'm very tempted. Now, what price my principals?:D

But that is one of the advantages of living here, the changing of the seasons!:D ......OK I admit that I'm struggling here a bit, I like the sun as much as the next person.:rolleyes::)

Exactly, hence the stats above that confirm that older folk who have been in from the start, and know what it CAN be like, want out (I'm one in that category)

1976 was a stonker - even here in Lancashire!:D

Not suggesting I'd want to live there, I love good old Blighty. But still a great place to spend a few weeks in.

You're missing out there Flecc. I have visited Sydney, the east coast and Daintree and it's a pretty wonderful, welcoming place to visit.

I have family I have family health issues, resulting in getting a kidney transplant courtesy of my wonderful husband so we might disagree about the EU but I feel for you Flecc;).

Boris is going with the leavers.

So when are you planning to do the other 19 cycle rides then?:D

ohhh, 109 calories - that's a tenth of a Mars bar!:p

I love the French and travel over there every year but Hollande isn't a fan of the UK. I heard that as Cameron passed him when leaving the summit he said to him something like "none of this is law yet". That may be apocryphal but he was one of the hardest to bargain with apparently. I agree that...

I would add Chris Graying to that list. He was the first cabinet minister to speak and although he doesn't shout from the rooftops, he has a very measured, mild mannered way with him that I like. I'd definitely take 'Lancslass' off the list - she's a shouty northern so and so who probably gets...

This is part of the problem (or some may see it as a strength), every decision is a compromise. Through compromise may come weak decisions or some may say, fairer decisions. But those decisions are going to be more and more compromised as the EU gets bigger and because of the economic and...

OK, this has all been said before on this thread but... Fact, the laws set by our own elected government are frequently overridden by EU law. We will have the opportunity to create and live by our own set of rules. The laws will be of relevance to the UK rather than some botched together set of...

Sounds a bit like the EU to me (or was I imagining the Greek crisis?)

But that's simply not true. There are 11 pages in this thread and a goodly portion of the threads argue for leaving. Do you really perceive all those opinions to comprise just 'rage and fume'? Whether you agree or not, I find it quite amazing that you (and others before you) hold that opinion...

I dislike this attitude that if you have an opposing point of view you are a daydreamer/live in an unreal world/don't look at the facts etc. It's very demeaning to be accused of being a airhead just because your view is different and I must say I have had it thrown at me by mainly left wing 'I...

Lovely sunny weather here in Lancashire, but too cold for me!;)

Add Juicy to that list as well. They have got a lot of happy customers going back some years, and repeat customers as well. Bob who owns the business is on this forum. https://www.juicybike.co.uk/

Blimey, we should perhaps rename this place 'old gits pedelic forum'!:rolleyes::) We could all meet up in B&Q on geriatric Wednesdays!