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The Brexit Thread
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Dave
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There’s a fair bit of rumour that old Dom was involved in that video suddenly being made available, if so, you have to wonder what else there is still to be leaked.
Vorastra
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Vorastra
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Jirre, this oke always looks and sounds like he's scared something's about to happen.
Dave
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The Voice
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Didn't Remain say that Nissan would be one of the first to jump ship after Brexit?
www.theguardian.com
Nissan sets out plans for £1bn electric car hub in Sunderland
Increase in production at plant will result in 1,650 new jobs and support thousands more in UK supply chain
www.theguardian.com
Dave
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Didn't Remain say that Nissan would be one of the first to jump ship after Brexit?
Nissan sets out plans for £1bn electric car hub in Sunderland
Increase in production at plant will result in 1,650 new jobs and support thousands more in UK supply chain
When the government gives out huge bribes any business would be silly to refuse.
From what I heard £100,000,000 plus major tax incentives for Nissan was the price paid to get this.
Bloody Aussies....
The Voice
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Regardless, it's a huge boost for your end of the island.
Dave
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Yes, it should be.
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Peri-peri problem for Nando's as chicken shortage shuts UK stores
The SA flame-grilled chicken franchise Nando's has had to temporarily shut down a number of its restaurants in Britain.
www.sowetanlive.co.za
Dave
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Peri-peri problem for Nando's as chicken shortage shuts UK stores
The SA flame-grilled chicken franchise Nando's has had to temporarily shut down a number of its restaurants in Britain.
Brexit is definitely the main issue, whilst England, Wales and Scotland have shortages Ireland and Northern Ireland (which still has access to the Single Market) don't.
Is Brexit behind Nando’s ’mare?
Does a lack of staff have chicken fast-food chains operating on a wing and a prayer?
Nando’s is in the news, and the situation is peri-peri serious. The South African chicken chain has been forced to temporarily close more than 40 of its outlets in Britain. On Twitter it told a customer that “the UK supply chain is having a bit of a ’mare right now”, but declined to say it was thanks to Brexit.
And yet if you’re in Ireland, either the Republic or the North, and mere mention of Nando’s triggers strong cravings for its peri-peri chicken, there shouldn’t be any problem procuring some as its Irish outlets are unaffected by the ’mare.
Nando’s closes at least 25 restaurants amid chicken shortage as lorry driver crisis hits supply
The company uses Avara, Moy Park, and 2 Sisters Food Group to supply its stores with chicken
inews.co.uk
In a statement sent to i, Nando’s said: “Due to staff shortages, the UK food industry has been experiencing disruption across the supply chain and a number of our restaurants across England, Scotland and Wales [Northern Ireland is unaffected] have been impacted.
The Voice
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Pity that chickens can't be farmed anywhere in the UK. Must be something in the soil. Or maybe it's that sweet, sweet minimum-wage, zero-hours contracted staff that's missing that's the issue?Brexit is definitely the main issue, whilst England, Wales and Scotland have shortages Ireland and Northern Ireland (which still has access to the Single Market) don't.
Is Brexit behind Nando’s ’mare?
Does a lack of staff have chicken fast-food chains operating on a wing and a prayer?www.irishtimes.com
Nando’s is in the news, and the situation is peri-peri serious. The South African chicken chain has been forced to temporarily close more than 40 of its outlets in Britain. On Twitter it told a customer that “the UK supply chain is having a bit of a ’mare right now”, but declined to say it was thanks to Brexit.
And yet if you’re in Ireland, either the Republic or the North, and mere mention of Nando’s triggers strong cravings for its peri-peri chicken, there shouldn’t be any problem procuring some as its Irish outlets are unaffected by the ’mare.
Nando’s closes at least 25 restaurants amid chicken shortage as lorry driver crisis hits supply
The company uses Avara, Moy Park, and 2 Sisters Food Group to supply its stores with chicken
In a statement sent to i, Nando’s said: “Due to staff shortages, the UK food industry has been experiencing disruption across the supply chain and a number of our restaurants across England, Scotland and Wales [Northern Ireland is unaffected] have been impacted.
Had a laugh checking out the comments when it was posted on social media. Most saying how crap Nando's is, with some having to go to the next town/city because their local one was so bad.
Dave
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You might have had a point but Nando's don’t do zero hours contracts. The problem is that the supply chain has broken down, that‘s the actual issue. They can’t get enough chicken to supply all their restaurants.
And yet it’s still one of the most popular restaurants in the UK…
The Voice
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Yeah I quite like my local one. Can't touch Nando's SA, obviously.
AfricanTech
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Most social media comments are poo - what do their financials show?
Dave
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For peri-peri chicken I actually prefer the local Dixy Chicken.
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