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Author Archives: Grahame Pigney
7 Reasons for the UK to Remain in the EU
7 reasons why staying in the EU is good for the UK from Nicola Fell on Vimeo. http://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote This short animation lays out 7 reasons why we should stay in the European Union ahead of the referendum on Thursday 23 … Continue reading
Let’s not jettison or sabotage the peace project that has endured for a life-span!
A reason to remain, just an anecdote about “life”, when all”s said and done …a happy little Sunday afternoon, at peace with the world around:I was pottering, cleaning the “lavoir” the ancient washing place next to my house, in my … Continue reading
Posted in brexit, personal account, reflections
Tagged brexit, personal account, reflections
EU would insist on a swift divorce from the UK before negotiations on new EU/UK relationship.
According to RTE (Ireland’s National broadcaster) the EU would want a swift divorce from the UK in the event of a Brexit and would only after that be prepared to start negotiations on a new EU/UK relationship, see link below. … Continue reading
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I believe Brexit, driven by self-interest & nationalism, will make Europe a poorer place.
I retired 10 years ago and moved to the edge of Italy, close to the French border and Monaco, for a number of reasons, none of which individually amount to much but added together made me realise that I didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged personal account, reflections
British citizens living in EU granted leave to appeal in EU Referendum challenge
Press release from Leigh Day the lawyers acting for British citizens excluded from the EU Referendum franchise. 3 May 2016 British citizens living in EU granted leave to appeal in Brexit challenge The High Court has given permission for lawyers … Continue reading
Leave campaigner says £4,300 per family is a price worth paying to run & hide from the EU
Out of touch Leave campaigner Aaron Banks thinks £4,300 “is a price worth paying” – UK families are #StrongerIn pic.twitter.com/bKIKO31M5O — Stronger In (@StrongerIn) April 28, 2016
Not all issues stop at Dover, we must engage in the European Union, not run & hide from it.
Because some issues don’t stop at Dover. Working together on the big issues is why Britain is #strongerIN #Remain pic.twitter.com/l3SuppRvtk — Margaret (@margarance) April 30, 2016
Another illustration by Vote Leave of why BREXIT is not a cost free option
Why oh why, does Vote Leave seem unable to put up a single relevant factual argument? Perhaps we all know the answer. But you would think a Government Minister could make a better fist of explaining her case than Priti … Continue reading
Posted in consequences, reflections
Tagged consequences, reflections
Foreign Office urges British residents to register to vote in EU Referendum
News release – 29 April 2016 More than 1000 expats per day in Spain are going online to the UK government webpage www.gov.uk/register-to-vote where Brits can register to vote in the EU refer… Source: Foreign Office urges British residents to … Continue reading
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