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capfits · Aug 12, 2019

New orders fall sharply again in July

Northern Ireland’s private sector reported a marked deterioration in business conditions in the second quarter. July’s PMI survey suggests more of the same at the start of the third quarter as outp…

ulstereconomix.com

Muck Spreader · Aug 12, 2019

As they just manufacture stories for their own particular clientele. Would you expect to?

baabaa · Aug 12, 2019

while the rest of europe sails on calm blue sea

oh wait

https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...ance-economy-production-euro-eurozone-EU-news

rob1 · Aug 12, 2019

Uncertainty is the problem causing a lot of this, while the politicans on both sides of the channel continue to play silly buggers lots of ordinary folk arent spending, deal no deal or remain, just make a effing decision and get on with it, TM has a lot to answer for,

wanton dwarf · Aug 12, 2019

Although the UK is still paying into the EU for the past 3 years since it should have been out .. the EU is withholding grant money.

So there is no grant available on renewables, insulation .. etc

One would almost think they were trying to destroy the UK economy.

Muck Spreader · Aug 12, 2019

wanton dwarf said:
Although the UK is still paying into the EU for the past 3 years since it should have been out .. the EU is withholding grant money.

So there is no grant available on renewables, insulation .. etc

One would almost think they were trying to destroy the UK economy.

So were has this gem come from, Breibart or Russia Today?

wanton dwarf · Aug 12, 2019

Muck Spreader said:
So were has this gem come from, Breibart or Russia Today?

Government websites when applying for grants ..

Scribus · Aug 12, 2019

baabaa said:
while the rest of europe sails on calm blue sea

oh wait

https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...ance-economy-production-euro-eurozone-EU-news

You do not need to travel far in France before you come across the decay and even abandonment of villages and buildings.

stewart · Aug 14, 2019

wanton dwarf said:
Although the UK is still paying into the EU for the past 3 years since it should have been out .. the EU is withholding grant money.

So there is no grant available on renewables, insulation .. etc

One would almost think they were trying to destroy the UK economy.

Your conspiracy theories are getting more ridiculous. Why would the EU want to destroy the UK economy? That is in no ones interest, least of all the EUs.
The UK is quite capable of destroying its own economy without any outside help.

Scribus · Aug 14, 2019

stewart said:
Your conspiracy theories are getting more ridiculous. Why would the EU want to destroy the UK economy? That is in no ones interest, least of all the EUs.
The UK is quite capable of destroying its own economy without any outside help.

Rampant pettiness, Juncker especially.

rob1 · Aug 14, 2019

stewart said:
Your conspiracy theories are getting more ridiculous. Why would the EU want to destroy the UK economy? That is in no ones interest, least of all the EUs.
The UK is quite capable of destroying its own economy without any outside help.

They have said on more than one occassion that the UK must suffer to stop others leaving, if we dont then those countries paying in will question why they belong, if you dont understand that, then its no wonder you seem to question why we want out, of course they dont want to "destroy" our economy they sell us too much, but they are willing for their exports to fall a lot in order to save the federal dream and that also involves our GDP dropping

Ncap · Aug 14, 2019

rob1 said:
They have said on more than one occassion that the UK must suffer to stop others leaving, if we dont then those countries paying in will question why they belong, if you dont understand that, then its no wonder you seem to question why we want out, of course they dont want to "destroy" our economy they sell us too much, but they are willing for their exports to fall a lot in order to save the federal dream and that also involves our GDP dropping

Care to cite one of those occasions and include the words? One would enough. I can wait.

stewart · Aug 14, 2019

rob1 said:
They have said on more than one occassion that the UK must suffer to stop others leaving, if we dont then those countries paying in will question why they belong, if you dont understand that, then its no wonder you seem to question why we want out, of course they dont want to "destroy" our economy they sell us too much, but they are willing for their exports to fall a lot in order to save the federal dream and that also involves our GDP dropping

The only ones I have heard mention that the UK must suffer are those in the UK promoting Brexit.

stewart · Aug 14, 2019

Ncap said:
Care to cite one of those occasions and include the words? One would enough. I can wait.

Methinks you will have to wait a while.

Farm buy · Aug 14, 2019

wanton dwarf said:
Although the UK is still paying into the EU for the past 3 years since it should have been out .. the EU is withholding grant money.

So there is no grant available on renewables, insulation .. etc

One would almost think they were trying to destroy the UK economy.

the gov should put in the equivalent grant.Brexit was to happen last March

Ncap · Aug 14, 2019

stewart said:
Methinks you will have to wait a while.

I think so too, Stewart. He may have heard the words in his head while watching Dad's Army on loop

Scribus · Aug 14, 2019

Ncap said:
Care to cite one of those occasions and include the words? One would enough. I can wait.

Only significant economic damage from its ‘mad’ decision to leave the EU might force Britain to change its mind, the author of the Article 50 divorce clause said. The former Italian PM added that the “safety valve” was never really intended to be used.

UK economy must suffer over ‘mad’ Brexit decision, insists EU divorce clause author

Only significant economic damage from its ‘mad’ decision to leave the EU might force Britain to change its mind, the author of the Article 50 divorce clause said. The former Italian PM added that the “safety valve” was never really intended to be used.

www.rt.com

Scribus · Aug 14, 2019

stewart said:
Methinks you will have to wait a while.

Just to show there's no favouritism here's one for you as well -

French president Francois Hollande said the United Kingdom had to suffer the repercussions of its decision to leave the European Union to maintain the fundamental principles of the institution, according to the Financial Times.

France's Hollande says Britain must suffer consequences of Brexit: FT

French president Francois Hollande said the U.K. had to suffer the repercussions of its decision to leave the EU, according to a report in the FT.

www.cnbc.com

Ncap · Aug 14, 2019

Thank you, though for the effort in digging those out

Scribus · Aug 14, 2019

Ncap said:
Thank you, though for the effort in digging those out

No effort at all TBH, it was easy enough.

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