Firstly congratulation on your appointment as Foreign Secretary we sincerely hope that you will be successful. We would ask that you sort out the 90 day nightmare, as you known British citizens can now only spend 180 days a year in the European Union which has hit Mallorca and Spain hard, especially those people who own holiday homes. France has seen the light and could abolish the ruling. Could you ask the Spanish to do likewise? It will make a real difference to Mallorca, an island you know having holidayed here back in 2012.
Secondly, there are still some issues regarding the exchange of British driving licences for Spanish ones. This state of affairs continues to be a nightmare for many British expats. Despite an agreement with Spain some British residents are still having problems.
Thirdly, could you please ensure that if there is another referendum on membership of the European Union British expats living in Spain can have their say. As you would have seen from the first two points British expats have been hit by the Brexit vote and some need your help.
Hope to see you in Pollensa soon
Yours sincerely
Jason Moore
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Zoltan TeglasWhich one ? I made two.
Richard PearsonWhat a pathetic comment. Maybe you should look up Hungary 1956 and you might learn something. Putin and modern Russia are closer to your belief systems than mine, that is evident.
Morgan WilliamsNo need if you know the right people and are adapt at bending a few rules.
Zoltan TeglasOnly some of them. Most of the remaining contributors I would consider as excellent. Most tourist destinations must be jealous that the Balearics have such a high quality online local newspaper. I suppose Pravda is more to your liking.
Jules OIt was written by the editor. Tells you all you need to know about the quality of journalism in the MDB.
If you want to live here, perhaps consider residency?
Some how I think you have wasted your time more chance of winning the Euro lottery than reading your letter
Typos and punctuation errors surely aren't the best way to impress the (Oxford educated) new British Foreign Secretary. It's a shame that such an important document wasn't properly checked and sub-edited prior to publication.
Well. Drop Brexit. Easy.