Post Brexit travel to EU to cost €7 for 3 years access

How can possibly negotiate on something that has happened. You would have to have 2 sets of negotiations, 1 for leave and 1 for remain to cover all eventualities.

Glassfull wrote:There’s nothing for a Brexiter to fear from another referendum, if they truely believe they’ll win the day. The problem is for them, as I see it, they got lucky once and they now it but they also know that the Nation is now, a lot more informed and can’t be hoodwinked again.

If they have another referendum then democracy is definitely dead and I will never vote again. It doesn't matter whether I voted leave or remain but the democratic result was leave. Just because parliament didn't expect that result and can't sort it out for themselves they now want to to have another referendum. What if the result is still leave, do we have a 3rd one in another 2 years time because parliament still won't agree.

I give up

Both sides are like children in a playground...

"I won"...
"Best of 3"...
"OK. I won again"...
"Best of 5 then"...........

I agree. We all love democracy until something unexpected is selected by the majority.

Then, the minority feel that the majority have something "wrong" with them!

Incredibly, some "leavers" were referred to as "uneducated", and "racist"!

Has anyone calling people those names ever considered that those people may never get another vote where their vote can actually CHANGE something, and that may be why they voted the way they did?

Anyway...as for the original topic...€7 for 3 years? Absolute bargain!!!

Oh dear, what a sorry mess.

I have Residencia.

If after 29 March, I take a holiday, by car, via Brittany Ferries to the UK and then return by entering France through the tunnel and present my passport to the nice Gendarme then saunter down to Spain to enjoy my home, that’s OK.

Then after, let’s say eight months, I decide to take another holiday to the UK, this time following my route out, will the Gendarmerie at Calais now arrest me for overstaying in the EU?