General Discussion
Well, to go off the subject of the EU a tad - do have any funding source in mind that you consider would enable universities to be unbiased and objective?
To return to the EU debate. Wonder if these academics could give us an objective pro and con analysis? https://www.exeter.ac.uk/news/featurednews/title_490335_en.html
@Paul - or we could spend the money on something much more worthwhile and which many more people would benefit from.
And if they returned to the UK adding to the housing, NHS and social care crises?
Geldof to lead the 'In' campaign then! (but not on Mondays 'cos he doesn't like 'em )
Then there's the Brunswick Arms along Brunswick Place in the town centre. Or you could go out of town and go along to Cockwood. Two pubs there - The Ship and The Anchor. Both do food.
I was down Newhay a few weeks back. Daytime. Sat and listened to a bird (don't know what type) singing away on a nearby branch for all it was worth. Mesmerisingly beautiful.
On the compulsory purchase bit of this bill: The government is going to reform the CPO process so that landowners receive today's market value of property, rather than its future value. Which would mean that landowners, farmers, and individual property owners could see their compensation fall significantly under the new compulsory purchase orders. So.....no point in buying farms ...
OMG - Boris as PM?! Now that really would make us the laughing stock of the world.
Not all ex pats have got a vote. 'ave a read http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04/28/david-cameron-and-former-union-boss-warn-brexit-would-be-a-disas/
