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Author Archives: Grahame Pigney
EU Freedom of Movement isn’t the universal unrestrained movement that some people think it is.
By Mike Meade a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. There is a prevalent notion that an EU country (like Britain) must accept the residency of any other EU national (like Romanians). This is … Continue reading
Why the UK needs to remain in the EU
By Kate Fistric a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups There’s a perception among many Britons that the EU ‘doesn’t affect me’. That, at best, the EU is some faceless machine run by pen-pushing petty … Continue reading
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Tagged reflections
Look to the problems in the UK and don’t blame it on the EU, or anybody else for that matter.
By Adam Wright a members of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. The housing shortage in the UK is the fault of the UK government and all UK governments going back many a year nothing to do … Continue reading
Posted in personal account, reflections
Tagged personal account, reflections
Brexit economist dismisses Government Brexit predictions – so why don’t we just use his?
On Monday, in an article in The Telegraph, Brexit economist Patrick Minford said that the Treasury’s projections of the long-term and short-term effect of a Brexit were “flawed”. He finishes by saying: The establishment is wrong over Brexit, as it … Continue reading
Posted in brexit, consequences, employment, Rebutal
Tagged brexit, consequences, employment, post-Brexit, Prof Minford, Rebuttal
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Leaving the EU – how to understand it…
From Philip Cresswell a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. You are a member of a golf club. One member is notorious for whingeing about membership fees, the state of the greens and the … Continue reading
Posted in brexit, reflections
Tagged brexit, reflections
EU Referendum franchise challenge – a message from the legal team and Harry Schindler
From Leigh Day – 25th May 2016 So this is the end of the legal battle, we took it all the way to the highest Court in the country but unfortunately we were unable to persuade the Supreme Court justices of … Continue reading
Posted in expatriates, VotesforLife
Tagged referendum, UK expatriates, VotesforLife
Millionaire Leave campaigner Arron Banks would privatise the NHS
Posted in infographics
Tagged infographics
So the Leavers say the EU is undemocratic. Another Myth debunked.
Thanks to Paula Kirby, a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. I’d like to correct a very widespread misunderstanding. It is not correct to say the EU is unelected. It is true that the … Continue reading
Why do the Leavers think it is OK to abuse people that disagree with them?
Some of you may have seen this photograph of World War One soldiers before. Yesterday a Brexiteer sent my wife a version of it disfigured with a speech bubble emanating from the soldier in the centre of the photograph. The … Continue reading
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Why give up our voice, influence and opt for an uncertain future? I shall vote IN on 23rd June
By Geoffrey White a member of one of the “SY2E – Remain in the EU” groups. I grew up in a time of post-war austerity. My country, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, was broke and virtually … Continue reading
Posted in personal account
Tagged personal account