This highlights a bigger issue. The culture of Britain has been regressive since Brexit and definitely needs to include room for growth... including bands... and locally made media.Another "benefit" of brexit.
German punk band ‘humiliated’ after being refused UK entry due to post-Brexit rules
Trigger Cut from Stuttgart were due to play seven venues in Britain but were turned away at Calaiswww.theguardian.com
It's not like a given lol
The government runs the country into the ground Brexit or no. Brexit included though.
Labour is not the answer to what ails Britain, nor is any other party.Yeah, until Labour come in, we're screwed unfortunately. This shower is so corrupt.
Too far? take the bus!
I have the same view as you regarding this, neither side of the government interest is with me. The assurance of the elite has been galling and surprises me more.I cannot sing the praises of the Labour party, as they sit on their backside and do nothing to reverse the looming horrors of ULEZ. In the latest magazine issued by our Labour council, they sing the praises of ULEZ, glibly suggesting to people to leave their cars at home, and walk to work instead.
Screw them. (sorry, couldn't help it).
Labour is not the answer to what ails Britain, nor is any other party.
The enormous damage done by Brexit is being felt all over, like a vice, like a bloody garrote it tightens its grip around the country's throat.
The only thing that will rescue this country is the abolition of Brexit and re-entry into the EU, but no party even goes there. They all take brexit as here to stay forever.
I cannot sing the praises of the Labour party, as they sit on their backside and do nothing to reverse the looming horrors of ULEZ. In the latest magazine issued by our Labour council, they sing the praises of ULEZ, glibly suggesting to people to leave their cars at home, and walk to work instead.
Screw them. (sorry, couldn't help it).
www.lbc.co.uk
If this is how the people feel, then the party that will promise in its manifesto to rejoin the EU, will win the nxt election; but they all keep quiet about it. I mean, when you say Farage is admitting its a disaster.... it is telling!First article explains just how badly exports and investment have been hit. The second how the country is further turning against brexit. Heck, even Farage is admitting it's a disaster!
Brexit is a self-inflicted wound of unparalleled severity | Phillip Inman
Quitting the EU has stalled business investment, making us reliant on workers who are now scarce. Hence rising wages, high inflation and increased interest rates. Result? A looming recession
More than half of voters now want Britain to forge closer ties with the EU, poll reveals
Dramatic reversal in public opinion seen even in those constituencies that recorded the highest votes to leave
Well, I've seen it explained that what matters are that thin line of floating voters who win and lose elections for parties and that unfortunately, they're still a bit too brexity, hence Labour feels it still has to tiresomely pander to them. While there's truth to this, I'm not entirely convinced by it and I'm thoroughly sick of this pandering too.
It looks like Labour has joined the ranks of turncoats and U-turners.Starmer, it's time to start pushing for rejoining and ditch the obnoxious "make brexit work" mantra.
Britons who want to rejoin EU at highest levels since 2016, survey finds
Data showed 58% would vote to re-enter bloc, while respondents said they trusted the European Commission more than the UK government
Have you seen the video? It's not quite like that as Phil explains the strategy.
marchforrejoin.co.uk
