General Discussion
And don't forget the EU should have published details of its intended new budget at the end of May, but has deliberately held off until after the referendum, you have to ask yourself why it has done this. Should we vote to remain, it is impossible to project with any certainty what we will be paying into the EU over the next few years. Remember that surprise £1.7bn bill we were presented with ...
Mrs C has a long history on this forum, with so many different aliases it's hard to remember all of them now. And yes, the webmaster has booted her off at least twice, but she insists on coming back under yet another name, though is instantly recognisable whatever name is used.
Yes, and my late father fought in the second world war, and I damn well know which way he would vote if he were still alive today. Stop trying to claim the moral high ground Mrs C.
Strange as it may seem, people did take holidays in mainland Europe before the creation of the Common Market/EU.
I thought NATO was created for that purpose. When we joined the Common Market in 1973, and again when the referendum was held in 1975, all I remember was that trading with Europe seemed to be only topic on the agenda.
Yet another poll shows the Remain camp are failing to convince the public that we should stay in the EU. With only a couple of weeks to go before the referendum this is disastrous news for Cameron, Brexit now seems increasingly likely. POLL GIVES BREXIT CAMPAIGN LEAD OF THREE PERCENTAGE POINTS The leave campaign has picked up momentum and taken a three-point lead over remain in the ...
For way too long, Mrs C, users of this forum have had to endure your vile and vicious postings, to the extent that the webmaster has banned you on a number of occasions, but like a fart in a phonebox you continue to linger by registering under numerous different usernames to spread your poison. At one point you even said you were through with this forum, and would never post here again, if only ...
Give it a rest Mrs C, you really are a pathetic old bint.
Ultimately it is the opinion of the taxpayer that matters, they, after all, funded this concert.
Yes, I have read the article and that is why I made the comment. It's all rather vague; who calculated the figures and how exactly do they know £1.7million was spent over the bank holiday weekend, have they asked all the businesses in the area for their trading figures? And what area are they talking about, the whole of Teignbridge and Exeter maybe? And how does that £1.7m figure compare ...