Do You Buy British

[bellazella]

Its a big year, with the olympics and the queens jubilee

[daffy654]

No, I don't go out of my way to buy British. The Olympics and Jubilee have no bearing on my shopping habits and preferences.

[bellazella]

Warbutons are taking their bread to France

[daffy654]

Huh? what has that got to do with anything?

[bellazella]

Just saying that british companies are doing well

[237SJ]

I do with food if I can - especially meat.

[wiltsman]

I buy what I feel is best for me. Obviously I'd like to buy British, but sometimes how do I know if I'm buying British? If I buy a Honda car made in Great Britain, am I buying British? I would be helping a British workforce, but where are the profits going?

As for the Olympics and the Queen's Jubilee, I agree with 'daffy', to me these events have no bearing on buying British.

[trt]

'' Just saying that british companies are doing well ''

Is that why so many are going into administration bella?

[Mojo-Jo-Jo]

I buy whatever is cheapest. I work long hours in a hard job for a pittance so that I don't freeze or starve. A year out of work decimated the value of the 25 years I had behind me. They've got me over a barrel and they know it.I somehow don't feel the *joy*.

[Mamyalynne]

Warby's Bolton born and Bread!

[bellazella]

Sorry should have said a british company

[LoftyLottie]

I buy what I think is best value and best quality regardless of where it comes from. The Olympics and the Queens Jubilee have no influence on what I buy. Why would they? (I am not in the least interested in either the Olympics or the Jubilee ;o) )

[Jeza]

I don't buy Warburtons, I find it stodgy and full of gluten.

[TWR]

Bella, as you type look around your room, to start the thing you are looking at either China Asia/ TV, same place, DVD/ made, if you had a close look at your clothes, made abroad with UK stickers, I don't think you have an Item within your house is made here anymore, as the joke goes, keep Britain British!!!!!!