Considering he blames the UK gov and the EU and wishes the UK had never joined the EU in the first place, I am not sure your link supports much.Perhaps you could cheer this business up with one of your motivational platitudes. They don't look like they are feeling the love.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...ter-baron-shellfish-brexit-costs-forced-close
Clearly they are not 'enterprising' and therefore deserve their fate. A Mr. Baron, as we live and breathe, but he seems to understand numbers so no relation.
The stupid smirk on his face in that newspaper article appears to be a permanent feature. I wonder when he is asleep is the facial expression the same?
I'm not sure he does. He voted remain, and the UK's membership of the EU did until this year provide him with the means of earning what I imagine was a good living for a great many years. This has now stopped. I know what I would be wishing for if leaving the EU had closed down my business.Considering he blames the UK gov and the EU and wishes the UK had never joined the EU in the first place.
It looks like a mother and child relationship. Lady McGove is excellent at making herself the story, to leverage her brand of course £££.I doubt he smirks in bed he is married to Sarah Vine, Munch's scream maybe, perhaps he smirks all the time during the day as he is not sharing a bed with her.
Before Brexit, the UK was automatically part of any trade deal the EU had negotiated with another country. The EU had about 40 trade deals covering more than 70 countries at the time the UK left.
The UK has made deals to continue trading in the same way with 63 of these countries.
It looks like a mother and child relationship. Lady McGove is excellent at making herself the story, to leverage her brand of course £££.
It’s another punishment beating. First they took the proverbial lorry driver’s ham sandwich now they’ve come for our custard creams. I’m feeling a public petition coming on in the relevant newspapers. Off with their heads, Britons never never never shall be slaves
Have you had your Brexit jab yet Hugh or are you waiting in solidarity with our tanker EU friends?It’s another punishment beating. First they took the proverbial lorry driver’s ham sandwich now they’ve come for our custard creams. I’m feeling a public petition in the relevant newspapers. Off with their heads, Britons never never never shall be slaves
There is, of course, no immunity to Brexit for the likes of us.Have you had your Brexit jab yet Hugh or are you waiting in solidarity with our tanker EU friends?
This is one area that has not featured much in the news. The fish for example that is usually sent over the channel and is being held up or ruined is only part of the supply chain and at the very least it must have pushed up the price of fish due to reduced competition.I suppose the usual suspects will be on here cheering the failure of the Forrin small businesses
Certainly not on this thread.There is, of course, no immunity to Brexit for the likes of us.
It bloody well is a punishment beating if the poor bastards are having to live on Hill's Biscuits Custard Creams. A cheaper, nastier biscuit I cannot imagine. The famine relief biscuits that Fox's used to knock out and give to humanitarian organisations so people who were on the brink of starvation would get enough to put them on to the next meal are better.It’s another punishment beating. First they took the proverbial lorry driver’s ham sandwich now they’ve come for our custard creams. I’m feeling a public petition coming on in the relevant newspapers. Off with their heads, Britons never never never shall be slaves
I suppose the usual suspects will be on here cheering the failure of the Forrin small businesses