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Previously on "Scotland and Wales formally call for funding boost after DUP deal"
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostIt would be like signing their death certificates. Them Tory seats, they must know full well they were not gained on merit but rather Ruth Davidson appealing to the Rangers supporting, union jack waving, no surrender, sash singing, bowler hatted f**k the pope merchants, like Shaunbhoy.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWould Scottish Tory MPs vote against it?
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Wales doesn't produce much, so they must buy it from the UK. We don't buy much from them. So we kick them out of the UK, do a favourable trade deal with them, and the money we save could go to building a better relationship with the EU by not sending the biggest fkwits to do our negotiations.
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostWhat about London, the supposed engine of the UK. That gets huge per capita spending. Is it net contributor or gainer?
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Scotland and Wales formally call for funding boost after DUP deal
What about London, the supposed engine of the UK. That gets huge per capita spending. Is it net contributor or gainer?
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostYou sure about that figure?
That's more than the net to the EU.
Instead of giving net £290million a week to the Welsh, why don't we leave them and stay in the EU instead?
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Scotland and Wales formally call for funding boost after DUP deal
Originally posted by The Spartan View PostThis makes me chuckle the Welsh already take out £15 billion a year more than they put in, perhaps they should get their affairs in order first.
That's more than the net to the EU.
Instead of giving net £290million a week to the Welsh, why don't we leave them and stay in the EU instead?
I could almost see that written on the side of a bus!
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This makes me chuckle the Welsh already take out £15 billion a year more than they put in, perhaps they should get their affairs in order first.
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Scotland and Wales formally call for funding boost after DUP deal
The Scottish and Welsh governments have joined forces to launch a formal dispute process over Theresa May’s deal with the Democratic Unionist party.
Following last month’s general election, the prime minister agreed to give £1bn of additional funding to Northern Ireland in return for support from the DUP for her minority government.
The devolved administrations in Edinburgh and Cardiff argue that Barnett formula rules, which calculate how much money should be distributed to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, mean they are entitled to an extra £2.9bn and £1.67bn respectively as a result of the deal.
Derek Mackay and Mark Drakeford, the finance secretaries of Scotland and Wales, have written to the Treasury to invoke a formal dispute resolution process through the joint ministerial committee.
More from the source: https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ke-of-dup-deal
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