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The French consulate estimates there are now between 300,000 and 400,000 citizens in London, an influx driven by young professionals who say there are greater opportunities across The Channel.
That means London has become France’s sixth biggest city. If you know what I mean.
Everything is relative.
How many Brits live in France, work in New York, live in Spain or are trying to sell there.
Probably the UK exports more Brits than they import from France
@terry wrote:
The French consulate estimates there are now between 300,000 and 400,000 citizens in London, an influx driven by young professionals who say there are greater opportunities across The Channel.
That means London has become France’s sixth biggest city. If you know what I mean.
Personally, I couldn’t give a sh1t.
I work with Polish, Spanish, African and Indian people. They are all excellent at their jobs and have a very good work ethic.
What is it with you and France and the French language? You don’t like the European Union and are fed up with hearing Polish accents yet you like France?
Perhaps in Coventry to where you have links, the Polish accents you hear belong to the eldery Polish people who risked their lives to come to this country to fight in the Second World War?
@j_in_france wrote:
Probably the UK exports more Brits than they import from France
We import Brits from France..? :-s
I wouldn’t fancy being exported. Not if they used one of those crates to do it. I don’t mind a cardboard box though…
@panda12 wrote:
You don’t like the European Union
I just don’t want to be a part of it. Like the Swiss,
Apparently an EU in or out referendum might be on the cards (or in the Conservative manifesto at the next election) after 83% of Tory party members expressed reservations about the UK’s membership.The Poles might be going home then. Is there any chance you could go with them when they do..?
@terry wrote:
@j_in_france wrote:
Probably the UK exports more Brits than they import from France
We import Brits from France..? :-s
I wouldn’t fancy being exported. Not if they used one of those crates to do it. I don’t mind a cardboard box though…
Eurotunnel is a bit like being exported in a crate but it only takes 35 minutes
@terry wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
You don’t like the European Union
I just don’t want to be a part of it. Like the Swiss,
Apparently an EU in or out referendum might be on the cards (or in the Conservative manifesto at the next election) after 83% of Tory party members expressed reservations about the UK’s membership.The Poles might be going home then. Is there any chance you could go with them when they do..?
You want me to go to Poland?
Why?
Could be something to do with Euro 2012 :roll:
@terry wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
You don’t like the European Union
I just don’t want to be a part of it. Like the Swiss,
Apparently an EU in or out referendum might be on the cards (or in the Conservative manifesto at the next election) after 83% of Tory party members expressed reservations about the UK’s membership.The Poles might be going home then. Is there any chance you could go with them when they do..?
The Swiss are part of the EU when it comes to selling and licensing their pharmaceutical drugs.
Did you know that?
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