Just keep you up all up to date with the benefits of trundling around France this week.Derv has increased a few cents but net.it just costs 83ppl.no doubt due to the strength of the pound against the Euro while last night Brittany Ferries were selling ■■■■ at £44 for 200.So life ain’t half bad ah! and the French flew 240 Romanians home this week.
Armagedon:
Just keep you up all up to date with the benefits of trundling around France this week.Derv has increased a few cents but net.it just costs 83ppl.no doubt due to the strength of the pound against the Euro while last night Brittany Ferries were selling ■■■■ at £44 for 200.So life ain’t half bad ah! and the French flew 240 Romanians home this week.
Flew 240 Romanians home, 
they normally let them into England for us to pay the cost of getting rid of them.
Romania is in the EU, So why did they fly them home?
I’ve seen coach loads of them crossing into the schengen area without any problems.
After a much criticized campaign in 2010, on Thursday the French authorities resumed the previous conservative government’s controversial policy of dismantling illegal Roma camps and “repatriating” their residents to Romania.
Two camps housing some 350 people were forcibly evacuated near the northern city of Lille, following similar operations in Paris and the south-western city of Lyon, France 24 reported.
Meanwhile, the authorities were due to fly around 240 Roma “back” to Romania from Lyon in the biggest such operation since former president Nicolas Sarkozy was voted out of office in May.
Roma who are voluntarily “repatriated” are given EUR 300 per adult and EUR 150 per child, a policy criticised by many who believe they could easily use the money simply to return to France.
“The French government is wasting huge amounts of money to give them holidays back in Romania,” said Valeriu Nicolae, founder of the Policy Centre for Roma and Minorities in Bucharest, an NGO which works to provide work and education opportunities to young Roma.
“What else do you think they’re going to do?”, he told left-leaning daily Libération. “After all, it is much more comfortable living in a French ghetto than a Romanian one. They stay a couple of weeks, then they go back to France.”
Armagedon:
Just keep you up all up to date with the benefits of trundling around France this week.Derv has increased a few cents but net.it just costs 83ppl.no doubt due to the strength of the pound against the Euro while last night Brittany Ferries were selling ■■■■ at £44 for 200.So life ain’t half bad ah! and the French flew 240 Romanians home this week.
I’m off there next week so good news on the derv , and good news for the smokers I know.
Come over here and say that
Harry Monk:
After a much criticized campaign in 2010, on Thursday the French authorities resumed the previous conservative government’s controversial policy of dismantling illegal Roma camps and “repatriating” their residents to Romania.
Two camps housing some 350 people were forcibly evacuated near the northern city of Lille, following similar operations in Paris and the south-western city of Lyon, France 24 reported.
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When did they move Lyon to the South West then 
jessicas dad:
This at the unmanned pmo on the Belgium N8 this morning.0
God , that 95 and 98 octane is high - the 95oct is 1.54 at my local Leclerc supermarket.
Petrol is always dearer than desiel though thanks jd off the mil at bank holiday
alix776:
Petrol is always dearer than desiel though thanks jd off the mil at bank holiday
I know that, was just commenting on the difference in price of the petrol between the two countries., Diesel being so cheap in Europe is one reason that nearly everybody bought diesel cars, especially here in France.
But boy isn’t that diesel catching up the petrol price 