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and here is another interesting analysis of the Ireland conundrum (and how it might end up being resolved). http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brexit/why-the-idea-of-a-united-ireland-is-back-in-play/ar-BBQimmL?ocid=iehp
And the comments underneath the article are also an interesting read. Here is one of them. The glaring hole in your argument is the problem of norms and standards, not tariffs. If there is a hard Brexit and the U.K lowers its food and health and safety standards to accommodate trade deals with the U.S, then we in the Republic will be obliged to police the border to protect the internal EU ...
Trump and the Irish have the solution this from the Irish Times 27th November 2018 but they have to back a no deal Brexit to achieve it! Trump’s tariff tactics could make no-deal Brexit work for Ireland Security exemption in WTO rules could enable tariff-free cross-Border tr https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/trump-s-tariff-tactics-could-make-no-deal-brexit-work-for-ireland-1.3711188 ...
Remember that leaflet ...'we will do what the vote result is' lol. Clearly not.
EU employee of the month Theresa May says we are leaving but clearly her deal is nothing of the sort. We couldn't really be in a worse mess than if that deal goes through. Has she lost the plot?
We have experts on trees on this forum does anyone know why the tree was pollarded there is probably a very good reason.
Pollarding is just a posh name for butchering!
which a quick search shows to be Lady's Mile Holiday Park. See Public Notice section of this week's Gazette, top right hand side of page 27. More info from TDC. Any representations concerning this application need to be made to TDC by 18th December 2018.
Click on link below to see agenda which includes a planning application for the Old Rectory site in Weech Road, a planning application for the Daw Vale site on Westcliff, and a planning application concerning the land at Langdon designated for housing. https://www.dawlish.gov.uk/edit/uploads/2540_1225370300.pdf
https://www.devonlive.com/news/local-news/cornwall-family-stockpiling-marmite-baked-2263453