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@afneil If I can, can I add that Brexit was never utilised at any level to help Britain improve it's economy. Everything that has happened since has happened despite the Brexit option and continued unwillingness and incompetence of all Governments since, not because of it.

You don’t have a point. Especially when you make the ridiculous claim that I was somehow at the forefront of the Brexit movement. Delusional nonsense which undermines anything else you have to say. Also, all these studies purporting to measure the impact of Brexit assume any underperformance is down to Brexit. But what about: — the highest industrial energy policies in the world hollowing out our heavy industry. — the impact of moving from energy surplus to energy importer on our balance of payments. — the affect of stagnation in our major export market (European Union) on our exports and businesses. Etc, etc, etc.

We have a fantastic range of Scottish Malt Whisky. Many other whiskies from around the World too. Come and have a look !

Hi all. We are currently open on this grey Bank Holiday Monday. Come and have a browse.

Fancy something different ? Choose a delicious wine from Uruguay. Garzon Tannat de Corte is a fantastic red; Garzon Viognier de Corte is an equally fantastic white. In stock now for retail and trade.

Vieille Monnaie Pinot Noir, IGP Pays d’Oc 2023 Fuller than Pinot Noir from Burgundy, it has a warm, rich nose with aromas of dark wild cherry and just a hint of toasty oak. Nicely balanced with an exciting, savoury bitterness provided by ripe, tasty tannins. Lovely In stock now.

@ABridgen The only reason he would go, if he is, would be as a fact finding mission. Know thine enemy and all that. So many people see a little snippet and assume the worst. Ever thought he might say something and change a few minds away from WEF ?

The WEF invited me to attend and speak at Davos in 2023, coincidently on the same day I was due to lead a debate in the HoC on Excess Deaths. I refused the invite to Davos and spoke in the debate. It looks like Nigel Farage is attending Davos next week. Why ?

Any Bus fans out there should be aware of the replacement buses being used today at East Grinstead railway station. Gatwick, Three Bridges etc. being served by a multitude of regional buses.

Water in West Hoathly ! The Cat Inn, West Hoathly is open for business. Give them a call first just in case the situation has changed !

We are open for business as usual. Plenty of beer and wine to drink instead of water ! We even have draught Harvey's Best available in 2 or 4 pint containers or 5L Mini Casks.

@elonmusk It's because we're run by idiots.

Prison Island

Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Champagne in stock now.

Alnwick Ron Miel Honey Rum. In stock now. A unique blend of Jamaican and Guyanese rum that produces a thick full-body of blossom honey with a hint of raisins and sultanas leaving you a smooth feel of sleek rich sweetness and a linger of dried fruits.

@benonwine None of the possibilities were ever taken to benefit from leaving. Fishing is a prime example. Why didn't we take back control of our waters and rebuild our fishing industry ? Our governments are too weak, they're scared of criticism from abroad but don't give a damn about us.

Would you VOTE to leave again! YES or NO?

Samuel Smith's fantastic beers in stock now. Available for trade and retail. 500ml bottles of beers and 330ml fruit beers.

Liqueur Chocolates back in stock. Liqueur Chocolates back in stock. Liqueur Chocolates back in stock.

New Schweppes Tropcial Soda. Available for trade customers. 24x200ml Format.

New Schweppes Pink Grapefruit Soda. Available for trade customers. 24x200ml Format.

We are tockists of the entire core range of CCEP products and more !

@RadioGenoa Absolute _ _ _ _. You fill in the blanks.

How would you describe Keir Starmer in two words?

@JamesMelville The country is run by morons. The country is ruined by morons.

“Let’s ban new oil and gas licences in the North Sea but spaff away £40billion buying North Sea oil and gas from Norway. Let’s buy coking coal shipments worth £7.2million from Japan but ban UK coal mining. Let’s plaster thousands of acres of farmland with solar panels but spend £50million on sun dimming experiments. Let’s give Drax an estimated £1.8billlion in taxpayer funded subsidies on top of the £11billion it has already received despite Drax burning an amount of wood equivalent to 300 million trees. Let’s give £500million this year alone to wind power companies not to generate power from their wind turbines. And let’s spend £30billion of taxpayers’ money on carbon capture machines but put pensioners, farmers and the disabled into financial peril by claiming there’s a £22bn black hole.”