Nigel Farage’s announcement that the Brexit Party will not be fielding candidates in constituencies which voted Conservative at the last election is a welcome relief for the cause of independence. There was a risk that the splitting of majority pro-independence […]
CIB chairman Edward Spalton examines claims that a no-deal Brexit could lead to medicines shortages. Shortages already exist, but they are nothing to do with Brexit. Rather, they are artificially manufactured by large pharmaceutical companies, a practice that has been […]
The forthcoming general election will feature two high-profile pro-independence parties competing for your votes – the Conservative Party and the Brexit Party. Our chairman Edward Spalton reflects on CIB’s long-standing status as a cross-party organisation, and our continued hope for […]
Philip Benwell MBE, Chairman of the Australian Monarchist League, offers a view from Australia on the damage done to the British parliamentary system by the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011. Australia is a country where the royal prerogative powers, exercised by […]
Independence campaigners hold a range of views on Boris Johnson’s new ‘deal’ with the EU. Some advocate it as the best on offer, despite its many faults. Others say “not an inch” until the basis is more secure. But all […]
Our academic friends at Briefings for Brexit have been trying to piece together the details of the backstop replacement apparently agreed by Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar a couple of days ago. Details of the reported breakthrough remain murky even […]
