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A host of major manufacturers move their business from UK regulators and stockpile parts Via Graham Watson 
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Britain's car industry says uncertainty is "thwarting" the plans of some of Britain's biggest employers. Via Graham Watson
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June 26, 2018 2:16 AM
More Brexit uncertainty - this time manifest in lower levels of investment in the car industry. What Jeremy Hunt must think of people quoting accurate data is anyone's guess.
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Some carmakers would be forced to move production overseas if Britain falls back on WTO rules, report finds
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The factory will bring forward its annual shutdown to avoid disruption in case of a no-deal departure. Via Graham Watson
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September 18, 2018 1:08 PM
Yet more good news from the car industry, with BMW now saying that they are going to be shutting their Mini plant in Oxford for a month in the aftermath of Brexit, at the end of March 2019.
Ostensibly, this is to allow them to bring forward their summer maintenance shutdown to coincide with the possibility of this being a period of uncertainty, not least if there's no deal.
I'm sure that they'll be called charletans, nonetheless...
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The government's industrial strategy is aimed at lifting slowing UK growth and productivity.
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The UK car industry has been at the forefront of calls for clarity as regards Brexit, but is now making contingency plans in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Yet another cost of this ongoing farce.