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Tag: Negotiation

03.12.2020 Brexit

Notes on the timetable for a Deal, and how No Deal might play out

28 days to go to the end of the Brexit transition period. Things are getting edgy. The press is full of rumours of progress towards a Deal (or not). I’ve been trying to get my head around what is happening,

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02.05.2017 Brexit

The EU is preparing for the UK to leave. Really. Somehow the UK side still fails to see this.

In the period immediately after the Brexit referendum I often heard the line from pro-Brexit people in the UK that it would only be a matter of time before the EU would be begging the UK to somehow stay in

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Transport Commentary

All of my commentary about transport policy, and in particular railways, has been moved to jonworth.eu

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EU Flag at the Stop Trump Rally by Garry Knight on February 20, 2017

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