Govt-19, Brexit … Shortage among our English neighbors in Brighton!

Posted on 08/28/2021 at 1:33 pm.

Store shelves are empty in our British neighborhoods – all over Britain in the UK – and restaurant cards are thin … The departure of many foreign workers on the arrival of the Govt.

The British have found themselves struggling to re-stock their regular stores …

Lean times with our neighbors. For several weeks, the British faced a shortage, Supermarkets and cafes and restaurants On social networks, photos of empty shelves abound, and many companies had to cut their cards due to a shortage of raw materials. Last week, the announcement of a popular restaurant chain caused a bomb blast across the channel. Specializing in spicy chicken dishes, Nando’s chain has announced that it will temporarily close fifty of its restaurants because it does not have enough chicken. Milkshakes at McDonald’s, especially appreciated by neighbors, are no longer available at most chain restaurants.

Foreign workers do not return

What is going on in the majestic state? Anti-Brexit has repeatedly stated that this is one of the first effects Exit the EU, But the truth is more complicated and the main culprit for this situation is Govt. Since the first prison in 2020, many workers from the East have returned home with their families. Most worked in the UK for many years, and some never returned to their home country. There, they discovered that the job market and attitudes had changed, so many people decided to stay and not take tickets back to the UK.

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Conclusion: Of the 14,000 EU truck drivers who left the island last year, only 600 returned. The UK is particularly short of manpower, especially drivers! The latest estimate puts the number of missing truck drivers at 100,000. We understand why supermarkets and restaurants suffer from a shortage of products: these are simply not delivered to them or with significant delays.

Everything you need on Dieppe!

A few days ago, a British internet user posted a photo of the supermarket shelves overflowing with fruits and vegetables on social networking site Twitter. Wherever he was, he wanted to show everyone that there was no shortage of ingredients and that he even took a milkshake at McDonald’s. His photos were taken … at the Belvédère Shopping Center in Dieppe!