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I've had visitors this year who have brought laptops and macs over so that they can do work meetings who haven't had any such issueis this actually a real thing i can't tell:
It looks like, if you want to take your laptop (or any other thing that's valuable and used for your work) from here to the EU and back with you it will cost you import duties or you have to buy a 'carnet' for £300?
well yeah, i'm sure its not strictly and consistently enforced, just trying to understand if its even a thing (in theory or officially) or if i've misunderstoodI've had visitors this year who have brought laptops and macs over so that they can do work meetings who haven't had any such issue
I recall this issue being raised on here ( and on Twitter) before tbh a few months ago.well yeah, i'm sure its not strictly and consistently enforced, just trying to understand if its even a thing (in theory or officially) or if i've misunderstood
eg) Take goods temporarily out of the UK cos i'm taking my stuff to eu in a couple of weeks and only just heard of it.
i saw it here but dont know whether its true or what.
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this doesn't make sense. any labour activist worth their salt would rip you to shreds over it as saying 'we're not taking the uk back into europe or the single market or the customs union' is a result of their position on the leave vote. and they'd doubtless say 'we have to see what we have when we return to power or write our manifesto for future elections, we can't talk about hypotheticals on the border mechanism until we see how they look in 2024 or 2029 (the latter if they're particularly honest) as we know the position is likely to change over the course of the next 2 (or 7) years'The Labour position on the leave vote would have to explain how the land border between the two different systems would work.
I would assume a Labour activist might attack me for raising the issue rather than come up with a post leave vote solution.
If Labour had any idea how they would resolve the land border conundrum they would’ve been shouting it from the rooftops.
They aren’t because they’re delusional wankers on this issue, maybe not quite the lexit and ukip cunts, but not far off.
From what i can see, there's so far not been a single known case of anyone being charged or fined or whatever for failing to have a carnet, but there are plenty of people saying that they have needed to buy them in order to take their equipment tools etc with them from Uk to Eu for a work trip.I recall this issue being raised on here ( and on Twitter) before tbh a few months ago.
From what i can see, there's so far not been a single known case of anyone being charged or fined or whatever for failing to have a carnet, but there are plenty of people saying that they have needed to buy them in order to take their equipment tools etc with them from Uk to Eu for a work trip.
It's very unclear imo, seems a case of all is fine dont even think about it until one day a customs man doesn't like your face or is having a bad day and then its not.
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You fucking what?Just checking back on issues previously raised here, has the chronic shortage of frozen petit pois in the UK been alleviated yet?
you're taking the peasJust checking back on issues previously raised here, has the chronic shortage of frozen petit pois in the UK been alleviated yet?
But you do need one for a musical instrument ? Or is that just in theory too. Are the people buying carnets for trips to eu idiots? It’s all a bit confusing.It's bollocks.
In theory you could need a carnet (temporary import license) but in reality you don't, any more than you've never needed one to take your laptop to the US and so on. When I travel I have a laptop, (£1800), iPhone (£1000), iPad (£800), watch (£600) and so on. Never once has this been raised by customs, they are clearly personal effects and business tools.
But you do need one for a musical instrument ? Or is that just in theory too. Are the people buying carnets for trips to eu idiots? It’s all a bit confusing.
Do you want to take a laptop and a musical instrument to the EU?But you do need one for a musical instrument ? Or is that just in theory too. Are the people buying carnets for trips to eu idiots? It’s all a bit confusing.
No. Just a laptop & it’s not worth £1,500 so am exempt , even in theory. I think.Do you want to take a laptop and a musical instrument to the EU?
The peas are back! They just cost more now.Just checking back on issues previously raised here, has the chronic shortage of frozen petit pois in the UK been alleviated yet?
Labour to rule out Brexit reversal and unveil plan to resolve NI protocol issues
Keir Starmer to insist on no return to single market, saying it would be recipe for further divisionwww.theguardian.com
Provision for travelling players. Will probably cheer editor
it fine as carry on luggageNo. Just a laptop & it’s not worth £1,500 so am exempt , even in theory. I think.
When I could get them, I stocked up so have not had to buy any for a good few months.Just checking back on issues previously raised here, has the chronic shortage of frozen petit pois in the UK been alleviated yet?
Peas in our timeThe peas are back! They just cost more now.
And happy Great British Pea week.
Great British Pea Week - Yes Peas!
Great British Pea Week will be returning from 7th-13th July 2025 for its 10th anniversary! It aims to increase awareness and understanding of the provenance and heritage of peas, giving British consumers a reason to celebrate the little green nutritional wonders during harvesting time.peas.org
Peas and (Francis) bacon
Are mushy peas a particular U.K. thing ( aside from Ireland possibly) ?Did you know that Batchelors make two different tins of mushy peas, one produced in the Uk and one made in Ireland and the uk one is much smaller? things that brexit has taught me.
Brexit and the mushy pea conundrum
"We Brits tried to fit in here, really, we did. We adopted crevette grise, buckets of moules-frites, and mayonnaise in place of ketchup."www.brusselstimes.com
yes! everyone else thinks they're disgusting which they are not obvs.Are mushy peas a particular U.K. thing ( aside from Ireland possibly) ?