Come on Urmstongran. We lived in Spain for 15 years and still paid tax in the UK as well as Spain. We also paid into the system all our working lives and one of the benefits of the EU was freedom of movement. Yes, the drop in the value of the pound affected our income but that is something you have to factor in if you live abroad
Free medicines etc was under the reciprocal health agreement and applies equally to the Spanish living here. The Spanish government have said they will honour that, deal or no deal. Most people paid towards prescription medicines, only those on the lowest get it free.
I was in Spain at the time of the referendum and voted to remain. I would have done the same if I lived here.
I have funded plenty of people's lifestyles during my working life with the taxes we as a couple have paid.
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic
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