Prime Minister Theresa May has made it clear that she will not be rushing to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and begin the process of taking the UK out of the EU. “I do not under-estimate the challenge […]
Recent polling is looking encouraging for the “leave” campaign and one significant boost is that some people, although concerned about the economic impact of of Brexit, still want us to leave. However, three significant businessmen have expressed their support for […]
I think that we Brexiteers can be very grateful to Michael Gove for his sparky performance on Sky TV. Apart from having to defend the rather silly figure work of the UK paying £350 million per week to the EU, […]
The comments by Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, about the impact of Brexit, were widely reported yesterday. If one ignores the headlines and listens carefully to his words, his analysis was less fearsome than the media […]
(With thanks to various correspondents for this information) There is no doubt that any future trading arrangement for an independent UK must include full access to the EU’s single market. For our exporters, it is too critical a market to […]
A letter from our Chairman to the Derby Telegraph Sir, Geoff Moore (15 April) is, of course, quite right that people buy illegally imported cigarettes because they are less expensive than regular supplies which have paid customs duty. Yet he […]
