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My ongoing endeavours to find good Brexit news and maintain my balanced approach to the subject have unearthed this. ;)
https://www.standard.co.uk/reveller/...t-b923155.html

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Jeremy Warner is Probably not "just some random social media opinion"...;)

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Has he published it then, with facts and figures as proof, or just passing his opinion on social media?

:D

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I don't think that's good news, try again

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it is if you're a duck.

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Brexit LIVE: Give us more fish!

minister claimed the country was being disproportionately hit by the Brexit quota reshuffle.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...-boris-johnson

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That is good news. Hate the stuff anyway.

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Not everything is doom and gloom. Teesside is getting a offshore windfarm plant that will create 3,000 new jobs.

https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/t...giant-20052856

There's also a major European manufacture moving to Teesside from the EU due to Brexit.

https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/t...sside-19984673

That is just me looking at my local area. This thread would make it seem like Brexit was the worst thing in the world, clearly not.

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Great to see some economic rejuvenation in this part of England. :)

Whilst I'd like to add them to the Brexit benefits list, I think the factory making wind farms is unrelated to Brexit and may be the same company as the one identified in the second article. We'll see, but I'm very pleased for the area.

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Teessides been going to get a lot of things over the last 10 tears not many if any came true.
Like the daily flight from teesside to london first flight canceled not enough passengers.
Freeport was coming to teesside when maggie was in charge.

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Slightly unfair to criticise the Loganair flight for being cancelled due to low passenger numbers whilst we're in a national lockdown....

There's been a lot of changes in Teesside in the fourteen years I've lived here, it's slowly improving in many ways. But, significantly more is needed. the freeport & wind turbine stuff is a great start.

The loss of the once hoped for snow centre (bridge to nowhere) is very unfortunate & I do wish they would stop with all the plans to build office blocks everywhere...

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Just seen this on the news about our decreased exports to the EU January just gone:

https://www.theguardian.com/business...-business-live

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Whilst I'm all for bashing Brexit it has to be justified, How much of this can be attributed to Brexit? And, how much is due to the ongoings of the past year?

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