14-07-2019, 03:58 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Well, if we do retain our fishing waters, it will hopefully help with the revival of our depressed coastal towns which were decimated and thousands lost their livelihoods when we joined the Common Market.I also hope that whoever becomes PM, one of the first things they will do is to order a dozen fishery protection vessels. I have a feeling we may need them.
Too right SG that's exactly what we need to do.
Theres more to GDP than just fish as well there are also other advantages that come from it such as tourism, restaurants, food processing, angling supplies, charter fishing etc etc.
I fished the colchester sea fishing club match last night and between me and my friend we had about £4000 worth of gear we were using. Us British also build the best fishing rods in the world. At £550 a go it's very lucrative industry with a lot being made in the north east.
14-07-2019, 04:00 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Well, if we do retain our fishing waters, it will hopefully help with the revival of our depressed coastal towns which were decimated and thousands lost their livelihoods when we joined the Common Market.I also hope that whoever becomes PM, one of the first things they will do is to order a dozen fishery protection vessels. I have a feeling we may need them.
SG, this my beef about saying we are ready for No Deal.
We voted to leave 3 years ago.
Fisheries protection vessels should have been ordered then , from UK Shipyards.
I trust Nigel with Fisheries, I do not trust Boris, he is too London centered.
14-07-2019, 04:04 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiSG, this my beef about saying we are ready for No Deal.
We voted to leave 3 years ago.
Fisheries protection vessels should have been ordered then , from UK Shipyards.
I trust Nigel with Fisheries, I do not trust Boris, he is too London centered.
I completely agree with you here.
I was asked to go fishing with Farage about a year and a half ago but couldn't go because I had to be somewhere else. He's a pretty good caster you know
Serious question ... would you trust Gove with fisheries given his background ? I wouldn't...
14-07-2019, 04:07 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Well, if we do retain our fishing waters, it will hopefully help with the revival of our depressed coastal towns which were decimated and thousands lost their livelihoods when we joined the Common Market.I also hope that whoever becomes PM, one of the first things they will do is to order a dozen fishery protection vessels. I have a feeling we may need them.
14-07-2019, 04:09 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by bread
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i completely agree with you here.I was asked to go fishing with farage about a year and a half ago but couldn't go because i had to be somewhere else. He's a pretty good caster you know
serious question ... Would you trust gove with fisheries given his background ? I wouldn't...
Pity he didn't attend the fisheries committee he was being paid to attend the robbing bas...
14-07-2019, 06:03 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by Bread
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The votes would be split ... do the maths and bear in mind the outcome of indy ref #1Plus the majority of Scots don't even want another referendum
I work with a quite a few Scottish engineers, the majority of whom voted to remain in the Indyref primarily because they wanted hi remain in the EU
All except one would now vote for independence should there be an indyref 2 as they are more pro EU than they are pro UK
So it seems there may be a Brexit backlash and you can’t rely in the indyref numbers
14-07-2019, 06:06 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by Banchory
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The jury’s our on that oneI work with a quite a few Scottish engineers, the majority of whom voted to remain in the Indyref primarily because they wanted hi remain in the EU
All except one would now vote for independence should there be an indyref 2 as they are more pro EU than they are pro UK
So it seems there may be a Brexit backlash and you can’t rely in the indyref numbers
It wont happen... your dreaming
14-07-2019, 06:10 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by Banchory
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The jury’s our on that oneI work with a quite a few Scottish engineers, the majority of whom voted to remain in the Indyref primarily because they wanted hi remain in the EU
All except one would now vote for independence should there be an indyref 2 as they are more pro EU than they are pro UK
So it seems there may be a Brexit backlash and you can’t rely in the indyref numbers
14-07-2019, 06:22 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by Bread
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Too right SG that's exactly what we need to do.Theres more to GDP than just fish as well there are also other advantages that come from it such as tourism, restaurants, food processing, angling supplies, charter fishing etc etc.
I fished the colchester sea fishing club match last night and between me and my friend we had about £4000 worth of gear we were using. Us British also build the best fishing rods in the world. At £550 a go it's very lucrative industry with a lot being made in the north east.
Yes he UK makes the best beach fishing rods in the world and buy they have tended to be small companies such as Zziplex Century, Connoflex etc and taking control of our waters will make little difference to them unless we ban or drastically cut commercial fishing to allow the fish stocks to recover.
The seaside towns have generally suffered a lack of government investment and igonicly it has been the EU that has been injecting money through its grand for impoverished areas
Our governments had money but chose not to invest in the costal towns and gave it away in tax cuts instead
14-07-2019, 06:24 PM
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Re: Brexit and Fisheries.
Originally Posted by Roxy
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Your correct, you can't rely on the numbers. There is a massive movement up here for Independence but it's never reported down south by the papers or the BBC.
The last poll showed sturgeon didn't have the numbers for second ref never mind winning one
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