By Edward Spalton. This article first appeared in Freedom Today in spring 2014. Whilst independence campaigners of other parties might prefer to use a different phrase, what they hope for is not far off the “amicable divorce” from the EU, […]
Concerns about immigration have been widely reported in coverage of the Rochester and Strood by-election. Mark Reckless found himself at odds with his new party’s official position when he appeared to suggest that he favoured repatriating European workers who had […]
This article, by Kathy Gyngell, is typical of the feelings of many Eurosceptic Conservatives who want to see a lot more action from the top of the party over to sorting out our relationship with the EU. It is ironic […]
Extract from an open letter to David Cameron from David Phipps, a consituent 4 January 2013 “….Let us deal with this assertion that Norway and Switzerland have to obey all the rules of the single market but don’t have any […]
Forty one years ago I served on a Ministry of Agriculture committee of millers and grain merchants who had the job of preparing our trade for joining the European Common Agricultural Policy. From the abolition of the Corn Laws in 1846 […]
Not so long ago, it seemed unlikely that any country politically was willing to contemplate leaving the European Union. Nothing illustrates this better than the fact that all of the treaties pre-Lisbon were silent on the question of withdrawal. There […]
