It's fine - we just need Bill Rizer fighting the contravirus.
Worrying about a downturning economy no longer applies to the UK because Brexit.
Worrying about a downturning economy no longer applies to the UK because Brexit.
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Currently getting something CE certified. In a few months I'll have to get it UKAC (UK's version of CE) certified as well because CE certification won't mean crap in the UK. Twice the work. More than that in fact because the components I'm assembling will already have CE certification but there's no way the makers will go for UKAC cert so we'll have to do that ourselves.Comment
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And... https://www.screendaily.com/news/uk-...147707.articleOriginally posted by Dogg Thang View Post
"renewing membership of the next MEDIA programme, which runs 2021-2027, will not be part of the Brexit negotiations... As recently as last week the British Film Institute (BFI) had made it clear the UK remaining as part of Creative Europe was one of its main strategic priorities post-Brexit."
Basically even if there is a deal (and obvs that's a big if), the UK media industry is essentially facing a No Deal Brexit regardless. They aren't even trying to retain membership to the EU support programmes and, along with that, presumably all the co-production deals that have been put in place over the last 20 years with countries around the world.Last edited by Dogg Thang; 28-02-2020, 14:16.Comment
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The idea of Brexit was to create LESS jobs right? Cool just checking, worked then.Comment
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World's turning into populist fascist take on Raccoon City, but...Boris is having a bairn! All over the papers! Street party, get the union jack bunting out!Last edited by Golgo; 01-03-2020, 10:34.Comment
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Pretty obvious how this is going to go but hey, Turkeys voted for Christmas Wales voted Leave and all that.
Will O'Dee Peeple, innit?Last edited by Nu-Eclipse; 02-03-2020, 10:00.Comment
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"Tory MP says money could be better spent" (in London on coke and hookers)Comment
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There’s a reason Wales received so much EU funding and it’s simply that Westminster wouldn’t cough up. No way they’ll be stumping up now either. Especially after hard Brexit in June and spending on Covid19.Comment
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As a Welshman (in 'professional' exile in the Midlands) I find all this grimly hilarious. Driving down through the new heads of the valleys roads over the years - which has been a massive infrastructural investment - I was always struck by the amount of billboards proudly proclaiming it was EU funded. My benighted compatriots ignored this, however, and deserve now to be flushed down this Brexit khazi of their own making. **** them/us.Comment
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This is an old article but...
No deal = recession, recession = more money for the rich.
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And the narrative is already been prepped to blame the EU for rightly not caving in to Government demands and remainers for not being supportive enough.Originally posted by Cassius_Smoke View PostLast edited by Nu-Eclipse; 02-03-2020, 22:00.Comment
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It’s time for the country to heal...Comment
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...over, like a festering, pus-oozing scab?
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I'll support this in the same way I support promoting serial killing and trimming toe nails with axes.Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostComment
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