Since my last blog, Brexit, The Breakfast Cereal For You, we’ve had the two so-called ‘debates’ and I have to admit whilst I was seriously sceptical whether there would be any debate at all.
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My Theo-EU-ometer remains unchanged this week as the EU Referendum debate trundles along and it seems that all it does is confuse the Great British Public even further, with more accusations from both sides and with only three weeks to go before the big day.
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As we come into the last 4 weeks of campaigning, I have come to a decision and it alludes to the “third option” I mentioned in my blog a few weeks back.
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This week we see my Theo-EU-ometer moving slightly more towards Brexit. Again, purely from listening to the Vote In campaign, and if I’m honest, very little of influence from the Brexit campaign.
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It’s been a week of big speeches on the EU Referendum and my Theo-EU-ometer has been twitching with the uncertainty of a bloated belly after an enjoyable curry, but holding the line, still verging slightly towards Brexit.
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There are just under 50 campaigning days to go until the EU Referendum and I still feel between a rock and a hard place.
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Theo Paphitis believes small business owners are not being given enough information to decide whether to remain or leave, reports James Hurley. .
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I have never in my lifetime seen Great Britain relegated politically to the status of a Third World country - almost as if we are not entitled to our place at the world political table anymore.
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The evening of Wednesday 27th April saw the UK's press and celebrities attend a SS16 collection launch party at the Haymarket hotel in London, hosted by Boux Avenue boss Theo Paphitis.
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Former Dragon’s Den star Theo Paphitis has accused scaremongering pro-EU campaigners of talking “codswallop”.
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And, we’re off! The ‘official’ campaigning has begun and my Theo’EU’ometer is reacting to the good, the bad and the ugly that are campaigning on both sides.
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Dear, oh dear, oh dear. Apparently 7 million people are becoming depressed by Facebook.
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