FT get leaked speech...

[B'o'B]

Link to a Finacial Times article about the government plans for subs over the next few years Apparently they have been leaked the speech George Eustice is going to give on Monday

Click here - Www.ft.com

 

[Cowabunga]

Link to a Finacial Times article about the government plans for subs over the next few years Apparently they have been leaked the speech George Eustice is going to give on Monday

Click here - Www.ft.com

Subscription needed.

 

[Sid]

Subscription needed.

More of a small dribble than a leak then

 

[Sid]

Subscription needed.

I've gone in via twitter and can see whole article

 

[neilo]

More of a small dribble than a leak then

Given the author of the speech, why am I not surprised?

We’ve taken back control though.

 

[Sid]

Source is FT


However, under the plans seen by the Financial Times, English farmers currently receiving more than £30,000 a year are set to face cuts even higher than 50 per cent by 2024, with the slice of payments between £30,000 and £50,000 to be cut by 55 per cent from their pre-Brexit rates, the portion up to £150,000 to be cut by 65 per cent, and any payments beyond that to be slashed by 70 per cent.

 

[Sid]

Given the author of the speech, why am I not surprised?

We’ve taken back control though.

 

[hally]

Given the author of the speech, why am I not surprised?

We’ve taken back control though.

Who is the author?

 

[steveR]

Given the author of the speech, why am I not surprised?

We’ve taken back control though.

George, the Farmers Friend..... Eustace by Name, Useless by Nature....

Thank God he is not my neighbour...

 

[teslacoils]

Cheers, self employed key workers. Your reward - a f**king.

 

[Nithsdale]

You get what you vote for.

 

[neilo]

Who is the author?

Good point. I doubt Useless wrote it himself.

 

[steveR]

Still waiting for the much heralded benefits..... I suspect I will be long gone, and still nothing...

 

[Northern territory]

They will get their comeuppance through unintentional consequences.

 

[Northern territory]

They will get their comeuppance through unintentional consequences.

Maybe I should rephrase intentional consequences

 

[Cowabunga]

Seriously though, how many of you will now admit to expecting post brexit to actually be of benefit to man or beast? Have you had any second thoughts yet? Maybe you actually are the turkey that voted for Christmas?

 

[Y Fan Wen]

JRM says we will be much better off in 50 years.
I'll be 120 by then!

 

[bobk]

JRM says we will be much better off in 50 years.
I'll be 120 by then!

Will you still be posting ?

 

[hally]

JRM says we will be much better off in 50 years.
I'll be 120 by then!

I never trust a word spoken by anyone from Eton

 

[Hindsight]

Source is FT


However, under the plans seen by the Financial Times, English farmers currently receiving more than £30,000 a year are set to face cuts even higher than 50 per cent by 2024, with the slice of payments between £30,000 and £50,000 to be cut by 55 per cent from their pre-Brexit rates, the portion up to £150,000 to be cut by 65 per cent, and any payments beyond that to be slashed by 70 per cent.

That is about the rate of reduction expected though, isn't it? Phasing out by 2027. Possibly a bit faster than some commentators were forecasting - but tied into payments for CSS and ELMS?