Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 11:45 am  

cod'ead wrote:

Whether or not we have sufficient school or NHS resource is not the fault of any EU migrant labour. What is so difficult to understand?

I know it isn't and I know what we signed up for but that still doesn't mean there shouldn't have been caps or stronger entry criteria in the first place.

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 12:06 pm  

I've not seen any Bulgarians or Romanians yet.

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 12:11 pm  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

I've not seen any Bulgarians or Romanians yet.

Spent three days at Loch Lomond between Xmas and New Year and met a a lovely young couple, he was from India and she was from Romania. She has been working here for 4 years already for Barclays Bank as an IT consultant, I never felt that my bags, wallet or iPad were in any danger at all !!

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 12:59 pm  

Bloody Foreigner! Coming over here wanting to know what love is!

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 1:22 pm  

rover49 wrote:

Spent three days at Loch Lomond between Xmas and New Year and met a a lovely young couple, he was from India and she was from Romania. She has been working here for 4 years already for Barclays Bank as an IT consultant, I never felt that my bags, wallet or iPad were in any danger at all !!

Just what the World needs.....another IT Consultant! Although, to be fair, this is exactly the well educated type of immigrant we should be encouraging. I can always wash my own car.

You didn't say where you stayed, I do hope it wasn't at Cameron House, otherwise Stephen Carter will be getting a snotty email about the personal habits of folk from Humberside, and the need to check addresses before confirming a booking!

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 2:09 pm  

rumpelstiltskin wrote:

Just what the World needs.....another IT Consultant! Although, to be fair, this is exactly the well educated type of immigrant we should be encouraging. I can always wash my own car.

You didn't say where you stayed, I do hope it wasn't at Cameron House, otherwise Stephen Carter will be getting a snotty email about the personal habits of folk from Humberside, and the need to check addresses before confirming a booking!

And when he does he'll find that no such place exsists.

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 3:29 pm  

rumpelstiltskin wrote:

Just what the World needs.....another IT Consultant! Although, to be fair, this is exactly the well educated type of immigrant we should be encouraging. I can always wash my own car.

You didn't say where you stayed, I do hope it wasn't at Cameron House, otherwise Stephen Carter will be getting a snotty email about the personal habits of folk from Humberside, and the need to check addresses before confirming a booking!

Arrochar.

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 5:29 pm  

Wire Yed wrote:

I know it isn't and I know what we signed up for but that still doesn't mean there shouldn't have been caps or stronger entry criteria in the first place.

FFS, there is free movement of labour, goods and services within the EU, we cannot retrospectively introduce caps or restrict entry requirements.

The option is, we leave. That's it, that's the only option available to us. Happy now?

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 5:32 pm  

Never mind, you're boring me.

I'm not arguing 'what is' more to the point 'what should be'

Re: Migrant watch 2014 : Thu Jan 02, 2014 5:59 pm  

Hull White Star wrote: And when he does he'll find that no such place exsists. Can't miss it really.....simply follow the M62 East untill a fishy smell wafts through the car window. Or, alternatively, he could phone Humberside Police at their shiny headquarters in Clough Road, Hull....

Hull White Star wrote: And when he does he'll find that no such place exsists. Can't miss it really.....simply follow the M62 East untill a fishy smell wafts through the car window. Or, alternatively, he could phone Humberside Police at their shiny headquarters in Clough Road, Hull....