The euro is a foreign currency. If businesses wish to deal in foreign currency such as the dollar, yen or euro, they must expect to be charged for the inconvenience and cost they will put on the banking fraternity.
With 70 per cent of the British public still wishing to retain control of their own country and keep the pound sterling, it looks as though the Government will never get the Yes vote it wants in the referendum.
This means the euro will always be a foreign currency and businesses that decide to take it will lose out.
-Barry Taplin Plumpton Lane, Plumpton
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