I'm guessing that if you spend all day every day on NSC you have to take your 'immense pleasure' where you can, and the fact that he's made 5 posts on it probably means it's the highlight of his week, if not month
But strangely, not a single post on the actual subject of the thread, BREXIT
I'm guessing that if you spend all day every day on NSC you have to take your 'immense pleasure' where you can, and the fact that he's made 5 posts on it probably means it's the highlight of his week, if not month
But strangely, not a single post on the actual subject of the thread, BREXIT
And back on topic
It appears Jonson's mob are completely incapable of actual negotiating International deals
Fury over ‘devastating’ collapse of fishing talks
There was anger on Friday as the collapse of post-Brexit talks over access to Norwegian seas spelt the end of the UK’s distant-water fishing industry after hundreds of years.
Hundreds of fishermen and support staff face being left without work and fish and chip shops across Britain will be selling Arctic cod imported from Norway rather than landed by UK ships.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/fury-over-devastating-collapse-of-fishing-talks/ar-BB1geqDo?ocid=mailsignout
Who knew ?
I'm guessing that if you spend all day every day on NSC you have to take your 'immense pleasure' where you can, and the fact that he's made 5 posts on it probably means it's the highlight of his week, if not month
But strangely, not a single post on the actual subject of the thread, BREXIT
And back on topic
It appears Jonson's mob are completely incapable of actual negotiating International deals
Fury over ‘devastating’ collapse of fishing talks
There was anger on Friday as the collapse of post-Brexit talks over access to Norwegian seas spelt the end of the UK’s distant-water fishing industry after hundreds of years.
Hundreds of fishermen and support staff face being left without work and fish and chip shops across Britain will be selling Arctic cod imported from Norway rather than landed by UK ships.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/fury-over-devastating-collapse-of-fishing-talks/ar-BB1geqDo?ocid=mailsignout
Who knew ?
) vote 4.5 years earlier and tried to understand what he had done.and that was 6 months ago. I guess he's still thinking, so it's back to constant trolling in the meanwhile
Of course he doesn't understand any aspect of it. There was a polite (if somewhat short) discussion Here when he picked a single issue that had arisen as a result of his (obviously well researched
It's the only time I believe that he has actually tried to contribute to the subject of Brexit.
It finished a few of posts later with and that was 6 months ago. I guess he's still thinking, so it's back to constant trolling in the meanwhile
Time to celebrate. XXXXXL Chicken bucket with slaw, beans and curly fries today ? Go Large
Time to celebrate. XXXXXL Chicken bucket with slaw, beans and curly fries today ? Go Large
But back on topic,
For those who are actually looking forward to getting out to restaurants soon,
‘Quite a challenge’: UK restaurants and pubs face staffing crisis after Brexit
The hospitality industry is facing a staffing crisis as restaurants and pubs say that up to a quarter of those employed before the Covid-19 pandemic will not return. The UK’s largest listed pub group, Mitchells & Butlers (M&B), has lost 9,000 of its 39,000 staff since last year; D&D, the owner of more than 40 upmarket restaurants including Le Pont de la Tour and Coq d’Argent, is looking for up to 400 recruits out of a total 1,300 UK workforce; and Pizza Express is looking for 1,000 staff, having laid off thousands less than a year ago.
Pubs and restaurateurs agree that there is a particular challenge in the south-east of England and London as a lack of supply of skilled people from the EU, post-Brexit, is causing issues with hiring staff, especially in the kitchen. More than 30% of hospitality workers across the UK are thought to have come from Europe pre-Brexit but that rises to more than half of those employed in London.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/companies/quite-a-challenge-uk-restaurants-and-pubs-face-staffing-crisis-after-brexit/ar-BB1gfxkx?ocid=mailsignout
It was going to say they have inadvertently f***ed that up too, but of course, they knew what they were voting for
