The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, which is being debated in Parliament this week, prepares the way for us to abrogate the 1972 Accession Treaty by which we joined what has become the EU and repeal the European Communities Act 1972 […]
The last week has seen the publication of a number of positions papers by the Department for Exiting the European Union, covering issues ranging from trade and the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice through to the Irish border. […]
David Cameron didn’t expect to lose last year’s referendum and banned the Civil Service from devising any exit strategy. That became an excuse for a nine month gestation period by Mrs. May which delivered only repetitions of “Brexit means Brexit”. […]
There is some chatter on the web as to whether Brexit can be parked. Personally I don’t see that happening. Call it a hunch but I think the process has taken on a life of its own independent of the […]
The letter below, written by our Chairman, Edward Spalton, was recently published in the Derby Telegraph. Sir, Like D.G. Betts (30 June), I am keen to be out of the EU and have been since 1972 when I began to […]
Whereas most on the Leave side are clear about their objectives for the UK to emerge from the impending Brexit negotiations as a fully independent country, there is much foggy talk in the media and amongst the Remain side. This […]
