merelygifted:

thoughtlessarse:

Government ministers have been criticised after awarding a multi-million pound contract to a ferry company that appears to have copied its terms and conditions from a takeaway outlet. Seaborne Freight, which is receiving £13.8m of public money to provide ferry transport in the even of a no-deal Brexit, despite not owning any ferries, has a section on its website that refers to “placing an order” and advising customers to check goods “before agreeing to pay for any meal/order”….The Department for Transport’s decision to award Seaborne Freight one of three contracts to provide additional Channel crossings was criticised after it emerged that the company does not own any ferries. It has also never run cross-Channel services. Chris Grayling, the transport secretary, defended the move, insisting the government wanted to support “a new start-up business”. 

I wonder which senior Tory has invested in Seaborne Freight. I assume it is a Brexiteer like Rees-Mogg

it’s akin to trumpelforeskin’s appointing a 2-man clueless company to rebuild Puerto Rico