29-06-2016, 11:02 PM
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I posted about this positive banking news in another thread..
29-06-2016, 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhian
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No "A la Carte" trading in Europe though, it seemsThe EP meeting without UK representatives today hints at a ...
No freedom of trade without freedom of borders
29-06-2016, 11:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhian
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No "A la Carte" trading in Europe though, it seemsThe EP meeting without UK representatives today hints at a ...
No freedom of trade without freedom of borders
As for freedom of movement it will be even more important we don't allow it if our economy surges.
29-06-2016, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhian
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No "A la Carte" trading in Europe though, it seemsThe EP meeting without UK representatives today hints at a ...
No freedom of trade without freedom of borders
But sometimes, these benefits do not materialise because Single Market rules are not known or implemented or they are undermined by other barriers. And in a rapidly changing environment, the Single Market needs to adapt to new ideas and business models.
29-06-2016, 11:37 PM
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I hope so Meg but I'm not holding my breathAirbus which is THE biggest employer in my North East county in Wales, are in discussions about withdrawal already
The repercussions of that are manifold in an already squeezed local economy
(keep to the facts Rhian, facts, no ranting. .)
29-06-2016, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by JBR
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Excellent news, and a very good reason that we should not be kow-towing to the EU in the hope of some trade concessions (with conditions, of course).Let's hope our glorious leaders are aware of these offers. I'd be surprised if they're not, but then they have other interests, don't they?
29-06-2016, 11:56 PM
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The Single Market is at the heart of the European project, enabling people, services, goods and capital to move more freely, offering opportunities for European businesses and greater choice and lower prices for consumers. It enables citizens to travel, live, work or study wherever they wish.But sometimes, these benefits do not materialise because Single Market rules are not known or implemented or they are undermined by other barriers. And in a rapidly changing environment, the Single Market needs to adapt to new ideas and business models.
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Whose quote is that Meg?
It doesn't say. .
29-06-2016, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhian
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I hope so Meg but I'm not holding my breathAirbus which is THE biggest employer in my North East county in Wales, are in discussions about withdrawal already
The repercussions of that are manifold in an already squeezed local economy
(keep to the facts Rhian, facts, no ranting. .)
I am amazed a company the size of Airbus would make such a decision so quickly based soley on the leave vote...See this I just found
The anti-Brexit aerospace giant says 'Britain remains a member of our family'
Airbus has reassured the Broughton base of its operations that it is "indispensable" to the European aerospace industry.
The aerospace giant - which employs 6,000 people at the wing manufacturing plant in Broughton - had been quite vocal in their desire to see the UK remain in the EU prior to last Thursday's vote. And on Friday released a statement saying it was disappointed with the EU Referendum decision and would assess the competitive impact of the decision.
But the group has now given reassurances to the UK operations of Airbus.
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