Lynne
To the person who privately mailed me, via this website, earlier today - yes I have been to Totnes.
Please can someone explain to me why the posts above refer to people living in Totnes as 'odd' and 'nutters'.
Sorry can't help. I can't find one either. It was the newspaper article that mentioned survey monkey.
I still don't understand why they are odd. Can you explain please. And also what you are implying about Dartington College.
Why?
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/totnes-brexit-independent-city-state-uk-eu-remain-second-referendum-final-say-peoples-vote-a8464151.html
Even if there were a change in the Tory leadership the parliamentary arithmetic would be exactly as it is now. So I agree (blimey pigs will be flying next!) with B/S that we might well be looking at another GE sometime in the near future. That or another referendum. In the meantime here is another food for thought link (which,as ever, is entirely up to individuals to read or not). ...
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As I understand the situation, there is no appetite amongst the majority of MPs of whatever party for a No Deal scenario. Some 60 or so Tory MPs are hard Brexiteers but that is all. I do not see Leave MPs in the Labour party voting for a No Deal which would bring such negative results for their constituents. So, if the May proposals fall and there is no parlimentary majority for a No Deal, ...
