http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a8049391.html
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Cornwall appeals to government as crops ‘rot in fields’ due to shortage in migrant labour after Brexit
The local council authority in the region, which voted strongly to leave the EU, says it is concerned by 'a sharp fall in the number of EU workers.
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As well as the migrant workers crisis, what's also sad is the areas that were strongly for Brexit (SW & NE), benefited most from EU grants and funding. If they think the Govt. will be pouring a similar amount of cash into these area they are in for a shock.
The new UK will be a more extreme version of the already affluent overcrowded SE of England vs the rest of the country. All's gone very quiet on the northern powerhouse and many electrified rail lines in the north have been cancelled. Meanwhile crossrail etc. gets unlimited investment.
(at least we'll have the satisfaction that the SE will be the first to go under with rising sea levels
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