7000 truck queues and two day delays round here.
Exporters to the EU face 7,000-truck-long queues in Kent and two-day delays to trade after the Brexit transition period ends, the government has warned.
Imports will also be disrupted in January, according to a letter from cabinet minister Michael Gove to the freight industry, seen by BBC News.
This is the sort of story that was called "project fear" from the loony remoaners last year, but now it's facts distributed by the tory government.
Unrelated but not worth a new post, looks like some people have moved into the barracks at the top of the road now, and people are causing trouble already1. Note, it's not asylum seekers themselves causing trouble, it's people causing trouble around them. I saw small crowds grouped around there filming, I assume it's just racists trying to find a problem.
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