Leaving the EU

[GrahamE]

(PS the professionals ie politicians seem to be struggling with it!)

They way the 3 main parties are falling apart the might have to all join together to make 1 party to be able to form a Government. Then watch the anarchy grow

 

[Mel]

My OH is thinking of forming his own political party. He is going to call it the Okey Cokey Party. It will aim to please everybody. In, Out, In, Out, Shake it all about. B) :cheer:
Mel

 

[GrahamE]

My OH is thinking of forming his own political party. He is going to call it the Okey Cokey Party. It will aim to please everybody. In, Out, In, Out, Shake it all about. B) :cheer:
Mel

I will vote for him as long as he wins or can I keep voting until he does ?................that's what democracy is INNIT ...........................................sorry 2nd yoof coming out to play.

 

[Keefanmaxx]

I've been keeping up with all the politics of in/out while away and have read this this thread with interest.

In answer to the original question, (and these are purely my own thoughts) the UK caravan industry will survive and, no doubt continue to grow.
Yes, many components are manufactured and supplied from mainland Europe, and lets be honest, they all have UK based operations too. Unless a UK based manufacturer of the same products appears, and until whatever exit deal is brokered/negotiated/imposed with those in Brussels, it will no doubt be 'business as usual'.

The thing that has become most apparent to me is the obvious disconnect between the elected MP's and their understanding or recognition of the views of the voting public. Basically, they are out of touch and the referendum result has sent a clear message which I believe is now being demonstrated in the current political turmoil of the respective parties.

As I said, just my thoughts! :cheer:

 

[Hutch]

Sorry, In ot out, these polititions,( sorry about spelling) they are a waste of space, grhhhh. So angry. All pi-zing off , Minimum wage £7.20. Per hour. How can our youth live on that.
Minimum OAP . £ 155. ÷ 40 £3.90.er hour. Oh really..
Ok Rant over.
Hutch.

 

[carper2]

Sorry, In ot out, these polititions,( sorry about spelling) they are a waste of space, grhhhh. So angry. All pi-zing off , Minimum wage £7.20. Per hour. How can our youth live on that.
Minimum OAP . £ 155. ÷ 40 £3.90.er hour. Oh really..
Ok Rant over.
Hutch.

The £155 is I believe for anyone who retired after April this year.
I get
£138 40 = £3.45 per hour

Les

 

[DeliDave_]

I get £124.50 state pension 40 hours £3.11 slave labour

Luckily don't have to live on it but some do,dont know how they survive

 

[Gafferbill]

Do I have to buy 3 new number plates for my outfit?
Do I need a new passport?
Will EHIC cards now be useless?
Will the mobile phone companies backtrack on ending roaming charges in Europe for UK mobiles?
Will I now need to apply for a visa to travel to Europe?
Will there now be long delays at French ports whilst they check UK passports?
The state of the British Caravan Industry is way down my list of questions!!

 

[JonnyG]

Do I have to buy 3 new number plates for my outfit?
Do I need a new passport?
Will EHIC cards now be useless?
Will the mobile phone companies backtrack on ending roaming charges in Europe for UK mobiles?
Will I now need to apply for a visa to travel to Europe?
Will there now be long delays at French ports whilst they check UK passports?
The state of the British Caravan Industry is way down my list of questions!!

How can anyone really answer that .. As yet article 50 has not been triggered until then there will be no negotiations. these themselves are hardy to be all sorted for upto 2 years after article 50 is triggered. .. so we are still in the EU and likely to be so until 2018 therefore possible 3 summer holidays of no change... .Interesting times....

 

[Gafferbill]

.....I wasn't expecting answers

 

[Gabsgrandad]

Question marks do tend to suggest you're asking a question! -- But I guess rhetorical covers it!

 

[Buffers]

i dont think very much will change. Within europe there are very few sold outside of UK.

 

[pitpony]

I'm happy we are leaving the EU, because the seagulls in Boulogne don't like me,