Current Affairs EU In or Out
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You would have thought that people who had a holiday home in Spain would have voted to remain in the EU so they could have free access to Spain.
Spme thought Brexit would only affect people entering Britain not the other way round. Amazing logic by some people.
Seems a strange story. EU residents living in the UK were offered the EU settlement scheme which allows EU residents to live here after 30 June 2021. Free to apply and millions of EU residents have done it. Would have thought there would have been a reciprocal agreement for uk residents living in the UK.
Apply to the EU Settlement Scheme (settled and pre-settled status)
The EU Settlement Scheme for EU citizens and their families to remain in the UK after it leaves the EU ('Brexit'): who's eligible, how to apply, how much it costs.
Residence rights for UK nationals in the EU, and EU nationals in the UK after Brexit according to the withdrawal agreement. - Your Europe
Residence rights for UK nationals and their family members in the EU and EU citizens wishing to live in the UK since Brexit, exceptions under the withdrawal agreement, and information on applying for an electronic travel authorisation (ETA).
Says here all they had to do was apply for a biometric card. So very strange
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Tbf they're an odd bunch. We have a formerly banned poster on here pretending to be someone who voted remain, and now telling people they need to wait 10 years to see the benefits of Brexit even as people on this very site struggle with their businesses. I mean what do you say to someone who is wired like that?
Almost makes me want to vape.
Utterly bizarre this, and under SPS regulations quite illegal.
Yep an Irish guy who lives in Ireland telling uk residents what they should do. Very strange. Interfering in another countries affairs dosnt usually end well.
peteblue
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Global health insurance card to replace EHIC under new rules
UK residents can apply for the new card to access emergency medical care when their EHIC card runs out.www.bbc.co.uk
Have you noticed how EHIC was a big issue for remainers, of course now it’s been replaced it’s ignored......
Things are never that bad
It is unquestionably a good thing. I do wonder, however, whether it's the kind of thing that would have been initiated had there not already been something to replace?
I know. Some dodgy buggers promoting that stuff.
It seems a lot of the current news stories aren't things that are direct consequences of Brexit but a failure to adequately prepare:
Ex pats in Spain
Shortages of veg
Border checks
Seems to be a adjustment to new rules and regulations which should iron itself out.
Sure sign of a tit vaping, like wearing socks with sandals, you just know they are a wrong 'un.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
UK is 50℅ of sales and just not worth it, nothing to do with pandemic just simply the added bureaucracy. One day he may be back.
Brexit reality bites: The new dawn of trade friction
In the weeks to come, the full impact of Brexit will become more and more apparent. Consumers and retailers on the island of Ireland will have to get used to the consequences.amp.rte.ie
So someone, whose largest customer is 50% of sales...just to repeat, 50%, can’t be bothered anymore selling to the U.K. but will sell anywhere else in the world. Have you ever thought that some of these articles, besides being somewhat political may also be a nice way of getting some free publicity. 50% ffs......
peteblue
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Who knows Bruce, who knows...people, businesses and countries steal good ideas off each other all the time....
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