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Totally not Brexit related
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Wages are now so high that only high end sectors like biscuits can afford to expand.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostIn 2015 Ford announced investment plans to manufacture new types of petrol engines at Bridgend. I wonder what has changed since 2015 ?
It would be wrong to blame Brexit, it was probably due to the decline in the demand for diesel engines.Comment
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I think it just just hurts a spineless expat like you that the UK is in the midst of an economic boom and the majority of the people here are living the good life.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWages are now so high that only high end sectors like biscuits can afford to expand.Comment
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That's where you went wrong, my cretinous little friend.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI think it just just hurts a spineless expat like you that the UK is in the midst of an economic boom and the majority of the people here are living the good life.Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostThat's where you went wrong, my crustacouslittle friend.Comment
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Sanand was there in 2015 but they still intended to invest in Bridgend, what's changed ?Originally posted by Zigenare View PostSanand?I'm alright JackComment
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They hired in PC as temp desktop support and lost the will to continue.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostSanand was there in 2015 but they still intended to invest in Bridgend, what's changed ?Comment
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I'm guessing lack of demand. Why buy a Ford when you can have a Merc?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostSanand was there in 2015 but they still intended to invest in Bridgend, what's changed ?Comment
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Ford not investing in petrol engines anymore. Focusing on Electric.
Bridgend is not the only Ford plant suffering. Ford is also closing a plant in Bordeaux and cutting thousand of jobs in Germany.
Ford Bridgend engine plant 'to close in 2020' - BBC NewsComment
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Nurse!Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI think it just just hurts a spineless expat like you that the UK is in the midst of an economic boom and the majority of the people here are living the good life.Comment
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