Political relations between UK-EU

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journolud said:
you have to laugh, well I did.
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Thing is we are making fit 25 year olds, trained nurses and care workers go back to Spain and they will be sending back to us elderly unwell people - about the only thing that misguided plan has going for it is Hancock saw to it there will be enough room in care homes to accommodate them now
 
bluethrunthru said:
Thing is we are making fit 25 year olds, trained nurses and care workers go back to Spain and they will be sending back to us elderly unwell people - about the only thing that misguided plan has going for it is Hancock saw to it there will be enough room in care homes to accommodate them now
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But half the care workers in them will be leaving the country.
 
west didsblue said:
But half the care workers in them will be leaving the country.
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so? Some of the elderly and infirm will just have to re-train and become their own carers....... you Remoaners just don't think positively ha ha ha ha ha

As I keep saying this was never thought through from the outset - many just wanted to believe it was all Project Fear
 
No idea if this is true, but it also made me chuckle...

‘Frustrated BrexiterJudy called LBC from the Costa del Sol to complain about empty shelves at the O/S British Supermarket. She blames Spain for not letting goods through fast enough. "Theres almost nothing left.The shelves are empty.This rate we'll all end up eating Spanish food"
 
BobKowalski said:
No idea if this is true, but it also made me chuckle...

‘Frustrated BrexiterJudy called LBC from the Costa del Sol to complain about empty shelves at the O/S British Supermarket. She blames Spain for not letting goods through fast enough. "Theres almost nothing left.The shelves are empty.This rate we'll all end up eating Spanish food"
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heaven forfend someone living in Spain has only paella to eat.......... must be against their human rights or sumfink
 
Had my Sunday made an hour ago, when I came across this article about Spain expelling immigrants who haven't been accepted for residency. The people involved, not the brightest, are alleged to have been the creators of their own woes. The aforementioned referral to their lack of intellectual illumination, is clear for all not similarly afflicted to see.

If only someone had reached out and warned them that they weren't Ex Pats, they are immigrants. Spain's loss is our greater loss.

www.indy100.com

Brexiteer living in Spain made to return to UK over deportation fears and people have little sympathy

Brits living in Spain are being forced to temporarily return to the UK to avoid being deported from the EU country as illegals and yes, it’s because of something that many of them voted for. Thanks to Brexit, as many as 500 ex-pats are expected to leave Spain in the coming weeks otherwise they...
www.indy100.com www.indy100.com

Bless.
 
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Magicpole said:
Had my Sunday made an hour ago, when I came across this article about Spain expelling immigrants who haven't been accepted for residency. The people involved, not the brightest, are alleged to have been the creators of their own woes. The aforementioned referral to their lack of intellectual illumination, is clear for all not similarly afflicted to see.

If only someone had reached out and warned them that they weren't Ex Pats, they are immigrants. Spain's loss is our greater loss.

www.indy100.com

Brexiteer living in Spain made to return to UK over deportation fears and people have little sympathy

Brits living in Spain are being forced to temporarily return to the UK to avoid being deported from the EU country as illegals and yes, it’s because of something that many of them voted for. Thanks to Brexit, as many as 500 ex-pats are expected to leave Spain in the coming weeks otherwise they...
www.indy100.com www.indy100.com

Bless.
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At least we will get the tax on their pensions.
 
bluethrunthru said:
the Mackems failed to roll out a few blondes for Johnson to shag hence the shortfall in public cash

www.thelondoneconomic.com

Brexit-backing Sunderland says it is not receiving same level of funding outside EU

"I don’t think the Government has any intention to give us pound for pound what we had,” Council leader Graeme Miller said.
www.thelondoneconomic.com www.thelondoneconomic.com
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Really? Did no-one warn them?

From Labour's 170 Brexit questions after the referendum (I may post the lot later but it will be depressing how few answers there are even now):


Structural funding

What calculation has the government made of the amount of European Regional Development Fund and European Social Fund payments that the UK would expect to have been allocated in the 2021-27 funding tranche, which will be announced for the rest of the European Union in 2018?

What calculation has the government made of how those ERDF and ESF allocations would have been distributed around the regions of the UK between 2021-27, if the standard formulae for calculating those distributions were used?

How does the government plan to make up the shortfall in funding for those regions resulting from the loss of the ERDF and ESF allocations they would have received, into the 2020s and beyond?

What assessments have the government made of the impact on those regions if it fails to make up that shortfall in funding, in terms of job creation, business activity and infrastructure projects foregone, as well as the loss of programmes to fund social inclusion, transport links, etc., and will it publish those assessments?

If it is the government’s intention to develop a replacement system of regional funding for the long-term, can it confirm that this system will retain the seven-year tranche structure, which allows long term projects to flourish, and ensures the impact of grants can be properly assessed before they are renewed?

If such a replacement system is introduced, will the government confirm how this will be administered, and – if that falls to the current Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) network – will the government take action in response to the March 2016 NAO report on the understaffing and under-resourcing of LEPs before handing them this key responsibility?

Will responsibility for determining the rules governing any replacement system (including the qualifying criteria for projects) be left to the devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland after these are no longer determined uniformly by Europe, or will this responsibility be centralised in the Westminster government?
 
Vic said:
Really? Did no-one warn them?

From Labour's 170 Brexit questions before the referendum (I may post the lot later but it will be depressing how few answers there are even now):


Structural funding

What calculation has the government made of the amount of European Regional Development Fund and European Social Fund payments that the UK would expect to have been allocated in the 2021-27 funding tranche, which will be announced for the rest of the European Union in 2018?

What calculation has the government made of how those ERDF and ESF allocations would have been distributed around the regions of the UK between 2021-27, if the standard formulae for calculating those distributions were used?

How does the government plan to make up the shortfall in funding for those regions resulting from the loss of the ERDF and ESF allocations they would have received, into the 2020s and beyond?

What assessments have the government made of the impact on those regions if it fails to make up that shortfall in funding, in terms of job creation, business activity and infrastructure projects foregone, as well as the loss of programmes to fund social inclusion, transport links, etc., and will it publish those assessments?

If it is the government’s intention to develop a replacement system of regional funding for the long-term, can it confirm that this system will retain the seven-year tranche structure, which allows long term projects to flourish, and ensures the impact of grants can be properly assessed before they are renewed?

If such a replacement system is introduced, will the government confirm how this will be administered, and – if that falls to the current Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) network – will the government take action in response to the March 2016 NAO report on the understaffing and under-resourcing of LEPs before handing them this key responsibility?

Will responsibility for determining the rules governing any replacement system (including the qualifying criteria for projects) be left to the devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland after these are no longer determined uniformly by Europe, or will this responsibility be centralised in the Westminster government?
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from what I have seen the govt plan to replace £2.1bn of EU funding for the UK with £1.5bn ........next year. This year for the whole of the UK its something like £220m
 
Magicpole said:
Had my Sunday made an hour ago, when I came across this article about Spain expelling immigrants who haven't been accepted for residency. The people involved, not the brightest, are alleged to have been the creators of their own woes. The aforementioned referral to their lack of intellectual illumination, is clear for all not similarly afflicted to see.

If only someone had reached out and warned them that they weren't Ex Pats, they are immigrants. Spain's loss is our greater loss.

www.indy100.com

Brexiteer living in Spain made to return to UK over deportation fears and people have little sympathy

Brits living in Spain are being forced to temporarily return to the UK to avoid being deported from the EU country as illegals and yes, it’s because of something that many of them voted for. Thanks to Brexit, as many as 500 ex-pats are expected to leave Spain in the coming weeks otherwise they...
www.indy100.com www.indy100.com

Bless.
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Trust you haven’t allowed the bar picture in that article to cloud your judgement...
 
Vic said:
Really? Did no-one warn them?

From Labour's 170 Brexit questions after the referendum (I may post the lot later but it will be depressing how few answers there are even now):


Structural funding

What calculation has the government made of the amount of European Regional Development Fund and European Social Fund payments that the UK would expect to have been allocated in the 2021-27 funding tranche, which will be announced for the rest of the European Union in 2018?

What calculation has the government made of how those ERDF and ESF allocations would have been distributed around the regions of the UK between 2021-27, if the standard formulae for calculating those distributions were used?

How does the government plan to make up the shortfall in funding for those regions resulting from the loss of the ERDF and ESF allocations they would have received, into the 2020s and beyond?

What assessments have the government made of the impact on those regions if it fails to make up that shortfall in funding, in terms of job creation, business activity and infrastructure projects foregone, as well as the loss of programmes to fund social inclusion, transport links, etc., and will it publish those assessments?

If it is the government’s intention to develop a replacement system of regional funding for the long-term, can it confirm that this system will retain the seven-year tranche structure, which allows long term projects to flourish, and ensures the impact of grants can be properly assessed before they are renewed?

If such a replacement system is introduced, will the government confirm how this will be administered, and – if that falls to the current Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) network – will the government take action in response to the March 2016 NAO report on the understaffing and under-resourcing of LEPs before handing them this key responsibility?

Will responsibility for determining the rules governing any replacement system (including the qualifying criteria for projects) be left to the devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland after these are no longer determined uniformly by Europe, or will this responsibility be centralised in the Westminster government?
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Of course I knew people warned them, that's the joke.
 
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