So tell us B, how much more immigration this will mean?

My mistake I thought I was replying to the previous Tweet about the EU. That was what I was celebrating.

That said I am glad that we will now have control over who comes in. As for how many and who they are that is a matter for the government of the day and should always have been. If future voters don't like the policy no doubt they will express that at the next GE.

Edited by Badger11 (01 Jul 2020 7.19am)

One more point

Unfortunately I do not have that much confidence in any points based system. IMO it will still allow businesses to import cheap labour rather than investing in training our own. It will still mean we require more houses being built on our countryside.
Horsham District have identified 25 sites where they can build another 24000 houses over the next 10 years. No I am not a nimby, just hate seeing all the open spaces being concreted over, where ever it is

Edited by Spiderman (01 Jul 2020 7.41am)

Really think the new labour leader Clem Johnson is right we should bin these old remain/leave arguments.

They are hardly a priority now.

Sorry it was aimed at Steeleye, apologises for the confusion

Another step closer to the final break with the EU given that there is (supposedly) no going back now from the December 31st deadline for an agreement.

Lets hope

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.