Kamis, 14 Mei 2020

No 'Bongs' for Brexit

The cost of interrupting essential maintenance work on Big Ben to 'Bong' for Brexit has been estimated at ?500,000 based on bringing back the striking mechanism and installing a temporary floor - ?120,000 - and the cost of delaying the conservation work - up to ?400,000 (based on an estimate of ?100,000 a week).

There is a greater cost. Brexit has been one of the most divisive issues this country has faced. Celebrating in the manner suggested conveys a message of triumphalism when we should be striving to heal divisions.

According to latest reports there is a revised plan to project a giant clock face onto Downing Street on evening of 31 January, 2020.

Better still, those inclined could play the above video at no cost without the risk of offending others.

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