In reply to Post #270
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In reply to Post #271
I message the club regularly, and although there English is not the best they do respond. (better than my Croatian to be fair) . I asked if it was open for UK anglers for the trip in July. They said yes but borders need to be open.
I message the club regularly, and although there English is not the best they do respond. (better than my Croatian to be fair) . I asked if it was open for UK anglers for the trip in July. They said yes but borders need to be open.
In reply to Post #267
I pay attention to "official" sources, it's not me being corrected,
The UK has LEFT the EU, we have no MEP in the EU parliament anymore.
Read the link below.
https://www.gov.uk/transition
I would guess the UK government knows a little better than a carp forum.
I pay attention to "official" sources, it's not me being corrected,
The UK has LEFT the EU, we have no MEP in the EU parliament anymore.
Read the link below.
https://www.gov.uk/transition
I would guess the UK government knows a little better than a carp forum.
In reply to Post #274
Just read we are still in eu til dec 31st 2020 as it 11 month transition peroid and still under eu rules
Just read we are still in eu til dec 31st 2020 as it 11 month transition peroid and still under eu rules
In reply to Post #274
No. The UK will remain a member of the European Union until 31 January 2020, when the current extension of the Article 50 period expires, unless it ratifies the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated with the EU by the end of December, which could allow the UK to leave on 1 January 2020.
The notification to leave the EU was sent on 29 March 2017, also referred to as the triggering of Article 50. The UK was originally due to leave at 11pm on 29 March 2019, when the original two-year Article 50 period came to an end. But this was extended to 12 April 2019 and then to 31 October when the UK failed to ratify the Withdrawal Agreement. The latest extension of Article 50 is the third to date.
No. The UK will remain a member of the European Union until 31 January 2020, when the current extension of the Article 50 period expires, unless it ratifies the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated with the EU by the end of December, which could allow the UK to leave on 1 January 2020.
The notification to leave the EU was sent on 29 March 2017, also referred to as the triggering of Article 50. The UK was originally due to leave at 11pm on 29 March 2019, when the original two-year Article 50 period came to an end. But this was extended to 12 April 2019 and then to 31 October when the UK failed to ratify the Withdrawal Agreement. The latest extension of Article 50 is the third to date.
In reply to Post #276
Hi Phil, think you need to check 1 of your dates in your opening paragraph! Hope you are keeping well m8!
Hi Phil, think you need to check 1 of your dates in your opening paragraph! Hope you are keeping well m8!
In reply to Post #273
Ok, thanks for the reply 👍
Ok, thanks for the reply 👍
All I done Dave was to copy/paste it off the web 👍
In reply to Post #250
Finally managed to change my ferry crossing to September. They charged me £18 but i changed my car to a Ford Kuga after booking in December so admin fee on top of a larger car. Fingers crossed we'll be able to go this time.
Finally managed to change my ferry crossing to September. They charged me £18 but i changed my car to a Ford Kuga after booking in December so admin fee on top of a larger car. Fingers crossed we'll be able to go this time.
In reply to Post #280
Not looking good for any travel this year after mat Hancock statement
Not looking good for any travel this year after mat Hancock statement
In reply to Post #281
What makes you say that as I did not see the statement?
What makes you say that as I did not see the statement?
In reply to Post #281
There will be no quarantine requirements for travelling to France. Confirmed the other day.
There will be no quarantine requirements for travelling to France. Confirmed the other day.
In reply to Post #281
I think he mentioned big, lavish holidays so assume he means your large family, long haul type holiday. Let's not forget Mr Hancock confused 80,000 with 120,000 and thinks items in the post are the same as items in possession.
I think he mentioned big, lavish holidays so assume he means your large family, long haul type holiday. Let's not forget Mr Hancock confused 80,000 with 120,000 and thinks items in the post are the same as items in possession.
In reply to Post #284
https://www.euronews.com/2020/05/13/summer-holiday-rescue-package-eu-set-out-plan-to-save-your-vacation
https://www.euronews.com/2020/05/13/summer-holiday-rescue-package-eu-set-out-plan-to-save-your-vacation
In reply to Post #283
AT the moment!
Spain from last Monday introduced self confinement for 14 days for all people entering Spain from other European countries, tourists and nationals!
Isn't that what Blowjo is introducing to enter the uk?
AT the moment!
Spain from last Monday introduced self confinement for 14 days for all people entering Spain from other European countries, tourists and nationals!
Isn't that what Blowjo is introducing to enter the uk?