Brexit news has come thick and fast this past week. While we don’t see the need to comment on every twist and turn, some recent developments have been quite significant. In particular, following reports of disagreements within Mrs May’s cabinet […]
“We are leaving the European Union… We are leaving the Single Market… We are leaving the Customs Union.” Theresa May has repeated these phrases on numerous occasions since her Lancaster House speech in January. Only last week, Steve Baker, the […]
The letter below appeared in the Derby Telegraph – in response to Mr C. N. Westerman – an indefatigable letter writer and ardent europhile. Sir, Mr. C N Westerman is fulsome in his praise for Clement Attlee, the post war […]
A study by the European Central Bank has suggested that the real level of unemployment in the European Union may be higher than the official figures. If the numbers of underemployed and unemployed people in the Eurozone are added together, […]
The really hard tasks will begin soon. Once Article 50 is triggered, the UK government will then have to negotiate a Brexit deal that will enable our trade with both the EU and the rest of the world to continue. […]
Last month, an event occurred which got little fanfare, but which is likely to have a significant effect on the future of the UK, especially after Brexit. The WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement has now entered into force. Lord Lamont, the […]
