Thread: #BoycottVirgin
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Old 07-07-2016, 12:17   #15
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Re: #BoycottVirgin

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Originally Posted by Stuart View Post
Especially those in areas that voted to leave, as a lot of the areas that voted to leave were receiving money from various EU schemes intended to spark regeneration in given areas. Money that is likely to stop when we leave the EU, and money that our government has not promised to replace.
Between 2014 and 2020:

Cornwall is allocated £863 per head (£476million for the region)
Wales, £627 per head (£1.9billion)
Tees Valley, £243 per head (£162million)
North Eastern, £221 per head (£430million).

Which should explain why Cornwall's politicians were immediately trying to get assurances from Westminster that it would replace their funding.

Personally I wouldn't bother. They made their bed.

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu View Post
Its ok for people to say that he is a nice guy. But if he was such a nice guy. He would allow VM treat its customers with contempt and allow a company to treat its customer's like Bottomless pits of money, and always put subs up
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