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to think DS' school knows something the rest of us don't about Brexit?

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Satsumaeater · 17/10/2018 16:05

This isn't a trip for his year group but they are organising a language trip to an EU country by air, leaving on, guess what, 29 March!

I think they come back on 3rd April or thereabouts.

I am a bit surprised to say the least. Do they have inside information that there will be a deal? They've also got a EU trip planned later in April but that was organised months before all this latest no-deal furore, and another one in July, but I'd probably expect things to have been sorted out (to an extent) by then, although they might have to get visas for the British passport holders at shortish notice.

Leaving on 29th seems like playing chicken to me; the kids (and teachers!) might not be able to get back.

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KennDodd · 25/10/2018 17:46

Momentum consultation on Brexit here.

www.anothereurope.org/vote-now-momentum-launches-brexit-consultation/

Also, letter writing campaign for 9th November to the Prime Minister demanding a People's Vote.

Please share

KennDodd · 25/10/2018 18:03

And a petition about the availability of medicine after Brexit. Even Leavers should sign this with full confidence that Brexit will cause no problems. Please share.

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/228631?fbclid=IwAR20mVxfIh589DckN53vrCi7j-8WsvHqWV9pvAPZp_hNZV4gy049WygKzLk

havingtochangeusernameagain · 15/03/2019 08:22

Oh well I guess this group of kids will be ok after all :) Along with everyone else who booked a trip in the Easter holidays!

GottenGottenGotten · 15/03/2019 09:09

Why? Because mps voted to delay brexit?

Unless something has been agreed while I've been asleep, 27 European states still need to ok this, it isn't a done deal.

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