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Category Archives: EU Referendum
If Sunak is PM will make the UK a ‘science superpower’
A few days ago the Institute of Engineering and Technology posted an article on their website which was written by Beatriz Valero de Urquia and which can be obtained from here. He suggests claims that if Rishi Sunak becomes the … Continue reading
EU roaming charges may surprise some of us
According to the Institute of Engineering and Technology there is a challenge that will face people who travel over to the EU area and use their telephones. They have spotted the call from Martin Lewis who is the founder of … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged EU, European Union, Jack Loughran, Petitions
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If investors leave due to BREXIT will there be a review?
A couple of days ago Revolution Breeze – Sue Jones (@SueJonesSays) who is the “Public interest issues, policy, human rights & social sciences. Researcher & writer for: Politics & Insights (home site), & others Social Affairs Editor: Scisco politicsandinsights.org“ put out this … Continue reading
Some very good Brexit comments from people I respect
Earlier this evening I spotted a tweet from my friend Jane Gould who I very much respect. She was focusing on the comment by Chris Daw who I also agree with. This was the tweet that Jane has shared I … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Chris Daw, Jane Gould, Oliver Romain
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One Minister who wants excellent trading with the EU
One of the Sussex MPs became a Minister back in February although I did not notice he had done so until this week. However on the 8th of July his role changed post the planned resignation from the Prime Minister. … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Andrew Griffith, Helen Hayes, Rupa Huq
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The Sussex MPs response to the NI Protocol Bill
Last Monday a debate in the House of Commons was set out by the government to change their existing Northern Ireland Protocol which Boris Johnson formed with the EU and that became formal at the start of 2021. That government … Continue reading
Several positive petitions that would benefit from us
Yesterday one of my friends made this comment on Facebook and I had already spotted that there is a very constructive petition in the Government Petition block. As it happens so did one of her other friends. The petition is … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Channel 4, Dawn Gracie, EU, Nadine Dorries, Priti Patel, Rwanda
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We can sign to Apply to Join the European Union (EU)
A few weeks ago on 17th May a person called Oliver Romain established this petition which is partly based on this YouGov reflection to the EU from the 10th May 2022. That involved 2823 adults and only 2% of that … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Brexit, Oliver Romain, Parliamentary Petition, YouGov
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“this solution requires a change in the protocol itself”
The words come from Liz Truss during “Northern Ireland Protocol” which was when she was speaking yesterday in Parliament. The whole of her words can be obtained here. The following few words below make it very clear. The Government is … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Daniel Hannan, Liz Truss, Theresa May
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Is one Brexit visit every 11.5 weeks sufficient Jacob?
This man who made a very mistaken claim prior to the Brexit arrangement was asked a question at the end of the Parliamentary period on 28th April. He was being challenged regarding the way he was travelling around the UK … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Brexit, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Rachel Hopkins
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