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What’s going wrong with the Windsor Framework?
By Harry Holmes2025-09-15T14:19:00
It was designed to solve the problems Brexit caused to Northern Irish imports and exports – but red tape and the resulting red lanes remain
For all the Brexit disruption in Northern Ireland over the past five years, standing in the supermarkets of Belfast, Newry, or County Armagh it can be hard to notice anything has changed.
Shelves remain stocked with local bread, Irish bacon, British sausages. The warnings of British product withdrawals never came to pass. Nor did any dramatic shifts toward more Irish sourcing.
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