You may find this historical BBC article of interest
Regarding Rupert Murdoch and John Major over Europe
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18405629
Regarding Rupert Murdoch and John Major over Europe
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18405629
... This shambles for once cannot be laid on as a fault of Westminster. It belongs solely to the group on both sides in stormont. More time spent debating the rights and wrongs of spending \ wasting money on two minority dead languages, and where and when flags fly is less time spent on productive legalisation.Right! Enough is enough,
bout time this vindictive tory government was replaced!
Just after reading this ..
News: Electric bikes considered ‘motorbikes’ on Northern Ireland’s roads, says BA
http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/news-electric-bikes-considered-‘motorbikes’-on-northern-ireland’s-roads-says-ba.28406/
seemingly imposed on us just yesterday, the 12th of July no less lol!
So it`s off to meet my local Westminster MP Jeffrey Donaldson (DUP) asap.
Yes, if May doesn`t want to be looking at Corbyns mug across the dispatch box this had better be brought into line with the rest of the UK pdq!.
To be serious, what happens to our local Halfords, ChainReaction, Decathlon, the local Bike Shop?
Been in Halfords recently and they`re well stocked up with ebikes, question is can they now sell them for their intended purpose? Who will want to buy?
(bit OT i know but it does involve this shambles of an administration, how more absurd can you get?)
brexit is not one minefield but two.What is Coybyns attitude to the ECJ?
yes, me. At least at this time.Is there anyone left on this forum who still thinks Brexit is a good idea?
For your information some of us DO buy into the idea of an EU superstate and regard it as the obvious future, why would anyone NOT want this to happen?yes, me. At least at this time.
We have never bought into the idea of ever closer union. That's where the EU has been going for sometime.
The majority who voted don't.For your information some of us DO buy into the idea of an EU superstate and regard it as the obvious future, why would anyone NOT want this to happen?
What possible reasons could there be? it is inevitable, and now we are going to be robbed of our place in it for a while.
Terrific! the sooner it comes the sooner the people will learn the seriousness of their mistake in supporting BrexitThe majority who voted don't.
It appears the EU has not understood the vote either.
Their latest "position" documents confirm this.
A polite "no thank you" from Mr Davis should make them more aware.
Hard Brexit here we come!