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British businesses across sectors express frustration a decade after Brexit's unfulfilled promises

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Danica Kirka

13d ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

A decade after the 2016 Brexit vote, British businesses across sectors — from steel fabrication to curry houses to car manufacturing — express deep frustration that the promised economic benefits of leaving the EU have not materialized. Instead, they face increased red tape, trade barriers, labor shortages, and higher costs. The article examines how Brexit's unfulfilled promises have impacted small and large businesses alike, highlighting the gap between the optimistic projections of Brexit backers and the on-the-ground reality for British enterprises struggling with new bureaucratic hurdles and diminished competitiveness.

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Simon Boyd, steel fabrication firm owner: 'We were promised that Brexit would be the key to a bright new future.'
Mike Hawes, CEO of Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders: 'The reality has been very different from what was promised.'
A curry house owner: 'The promises made to us have not been kept.'
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Simon Boyd’s firm makes prefabricated steel structures on the south coast of England and ships them to customers as far away as Ghana and Barbados. Mike Hawes represents Britain’s carmakers as the CEO of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. The

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