Is the company you work for the importer of Foie Gras?![]()
Funny you should say that because a lot of our employees come from Europe (France).Is the company you work for the importer of Foie Gras?![]()
Funny you should say that because a lot of our employees come from Europe (France).Congratulations. Though I have read the transcript of the speech (won’t get that time back) and can’t find the reference, please enlighten me. Perhaps he mentioned it in the Q&A. Not actually an example of detail on what the government wants though, more a credit to your company and their European partners.Yes the place where I work has just signed contracts with EU companies for the next 4 years.
I guess people don't like to hear this news as it gets in the way of 'Doom and Gloom".
Funny enough David Davis mentioned it in his speech today.
Next.
You need to listen again.Congratulations. Though I have read the transcript of the speech (won’t get that time back) and can’t find the reference, please enlighten me. Perhaps he mentioned it in the Q&A. Not actually an example of detail on what the government wants though, more a credit to your company and their European partners.
I’ll give you a hand on what the government wants, from this speech - mutual recognition of standards in certain (unspecified) sectors, similar to what the EU has with Canada, Switzerland and South Korea.

Why would I do that when you could simply provide the quote, if it’s not too much trouble for you.You need to listen again.
That comes across as a nasty dig. A muppet thing to say but then you have proven what sort of a person you are.Bad luck on the 60% Council tax surcharge you face on your second home in France.
Interpret it however you like, darling.That comes across as a nasty dig. A muppet thing to say but then you have proven what sort of a person you are.
Muppet
I know and you know exactly what you meant.Interpret it however you like, darling.
Bad luck on the 60% Council tax surcharge you face on your second home in France.
Tell you what Ellers, as this has obviously upset you so much, I’ll voluntarily retire from this thread, leaving you free to write whatever you want. Don’t want to bother the Mods, though you might have complained to them already.I posted on this thread with good humor but I would never attack anyone personally or wish them misfortune. I will call people 'remoaners' and I will take the 'P' out of both sides. Some time ago I posted that although I support Brexit I would never want people to lose jobs or have problems. It's not in my character to wish that on anyone.
So when I see this:
It saddens me that posters need to stoop this low. Sb like others know I have a house in France and wishing me ill fortune because they are losing a debate is quite childish. I feel sorry for him because he has let himself down with this.
Sadly Brexit is divisive and has/will cause problems but personal attacks on posters like this is unnecessary.
I can see why the mods closed this thread for a bit.
I need to find another new impartial news channel. BBC/Sky have agendas.
First we had 'despite Brexit' , then 'Substance' the new buzz word is 'detail'. Everything re Brexit is now 'detail'.
No one can do a speech without them saying 'detail, detail, detail' it is so overused it's become comical.
It's funny as I used to enjoy watching Sky News but now you can actually see they have an agenda re Brexit.
Just today a report said 'Sky obtained a document from the Dutch government'another one of these 'leaked documents'?
That was followed by a story of the Eurostar and a new route to Amsterdam. This should have been such a good story for people wanting to use the route yet the awful ginger Sky presenter Sarah Jane questions were all about Brexit. "how will Brexit effect the service with the government not giving any 'Detail' on Brexit Future and the government in a mess,/in-house fighting blah blah blah. The European spokesman for Eurostar looked embarrassed. All he wanted to talk about was a great new connection for commuters. When he tried to talk about this, she hit back with more Brexit rubbish.
All this 'remoaning' will only make people more determined.
Tell you what Ellers, as this has obviously upset you so much, I’ll voluntarily retire from this thread, leaving you free to write whatever you want. Don’t want to bother the Mods, though you might have complained to them already.
For the record I think it is funny that someone who consistently criticises France and the French, for everything from their work ethic, the way their public services work, their food (‘overrated’) to their countryside firstly has found himself in the sad position of having a property in a country he clearly despises because it’s not just like here, and secondly now has to pay more for the privilege. And I don’t feel sorry for anyone who has a second home. I don’t regard this as a personal attack at all, that would entail commenting on your character and personality, which I have never done. It’s just a dig at your expense.
But obviously I struck a nerve, your pocket must be a sensitive zone. For that I apologise.
Cheers.
Tell you what Ellers, as this has obviously upset you so much, I’ll voluntarily retire from this thread, leaving you free to write whatever you want. Don’t want to bother the Mods, though you might have complained to them already.
For the record I think it is funny that someone who consistently criticises France and the French, for everything from their work ethic, the way their public services work, their food (‘overrated’) to their countryside firstly has found himself in the sad position of having a property in a country he clearly despises because it’s not just like here, and secondly now has to pay more for the privilege. And I don’t feel sorry for anyone who has a second home. I don’t regard this as a personal attack at all, that would entail commenting on your character and personality, which I have never done. It’s just a dig at your expense.
But obviously I struck a nerve, your pocket must be a sensitive zone. For that I apologise.
Cheers.
Why would I do that when you could simply provide the quote, if it’s not too much trouble for you.
Bad luck on the 60% Council tax surcharge you face on your second home in France.
free fetes to attend each year all of which are almost freeOh I see 60% rise SB reported
I will settle for that as I currently pay €200 a year and my waste bins are emptied every two days . I also get 17 free fetes to attend each year all of which are almost free
If I had small children then my village has a free crèche
My street lamps are solar it costs nothing to park my car anywhere
The old are looked after
I even have a man that comes every week day to attend to flowers
I wouldn’t be put off with a 200% rise