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Author Archives: Grahame Pigney
UK could have Australian-style immigration system according to Leave campaigners.
What’s the story? Prominent anti-EU campaigners say they want to introduce a points-based immigration system in the UK to limit those coming to the UK to skilled workers in shortage occupations, claiming current levels of migration are lowering wages and … Continue reading
Posted in brexit, immigration
Tagged brexit, immigration
What kind of Nation do we want to be?
Written by Paula Kirby, a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups and originally published on Jon Danzig’s Reason2Remain. The referendum is all about the kind of nation we want to be, writes Paula Kirby. … Continue reading
Posted in Jon Danzig, personal account, reflections
Tagged personal account, reflections
The real value of the EU and why we need to Remain IN.
By Tom Lynch a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. I keep seeing ‘Leave’ posters, showing images of Wartime aircraft, Churchill and so on. Seems some people are happier living in 1945 than the … Continue reading
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Tagged reflections