The new Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker has been chosen, but the nominees for the other Commission posts have yet to be approved, so the old Commission is ticking over for the time being – well, at least some of it. […]
This week has seen the release of economic data from both the UK and the Eurozone and the stories they tell could not be greater. UK Gross Domestic Product – the total value of goods and services produced by a […]
By Richard North By Richard North Peter Hitchens, on his blog, is having a spat over how much the European Commission has paid to Ukrainian Civil Society. He has quoted an article in the American Spectator, in which it is […]
The prospects of “Brexit” are worrying the leaders of some of the other 27 member states. Benoît Cœuré, a senior official at the European Central Bank, said that UK withdrawal would create an “enormous shock” to the bloc that would […]
What we were fobbed off with 39 years ago? Harold Wilson pledge to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the EEC when he won the second of two general elections held in 1974. A deal was secured at the Head of Government […]
A Speech by John Harrison FCA, FCCA, Honorary Treasurer of The Campaign for an Independent Britain in Derby, 11th July 2014 Introduction The European project was always a political project. The economic side was the cover for gradually creating a […]
