Sadly, while adding material I managed to lose my Brexit post. I don't know what happened. Frustrating, for it had taken a long time to write.
Postscript
Well, the post is now back thank to Noric who found the post in Google cache - Confusions and risks in the post-Brexit path
It was a good post Jim. How frustrating for you.
ReplyDeleteI am feeling very sad about the Brexit vote for so many reasons. How terrible that the UK is so divided and now it looks like Scotland will break away(62% remain vote!). I'm still trying to assimilate all the information.
It was very frustrating, Sue. The Cotswolds voted remain, by the way. Don't known about Moreton or Chipping Norton and surrounds within that mix
ReplyDeleteJim, a lot of things are getting lost these days. Europe just lost Britain and doesn't know what happened.
ReplyDeleteCheer up guys - at least the tea and toast is safe, maybe :)
ReplyDeleteWith British consumption of tea outstripping continental Europe’s average by a factor of six, the European Commission (EC) had quietly delayed the implementation of new “ecodesign” restrictions on small household appliances during the run-up to the Brexit referendum vote over fears that bans would be perceived as an assault on the British staples of tea and toast.
But European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, in his weekly College of Commissioners meeting on April 20, accidentally revealed that the EU, just after would move forward with regulatory bans against eight of the best selling kettles and nine of the best selling toasters in the United Kingdom just after the Brexit vote.
kvd
I'm with Europe, Winton! Ah, kvd, so the Empire strikes back!
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