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The Full Motion - not perhaps the change of policy many wanted, but a step forward. See Data in Focus 4 for the text.
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WR24 Brexit and Wales
The key fact here is that in the 2016 referendum Wales voted Leave, (52.5%), unlike Scotland (38.0%) and Northern Ireland (44.2%), which both voted Remain. ( All figures are for Leave). The Wales figure is only marginally less than that for England, (53.4%), although a more accurate comparison, in terms of the economy and society,
WR23 Options for Brexiteers – build on limited gains
Opinion poll gains at the Spring equinox Peter Kellner commented (26th March) on the National Centre for Social Research data showing for those voters who expressed a view, 46% were now Leave, 54% Remain. Kellner noted for a three option choice – no deal, may deal or remain, the Remain lead was greater. Kellner noted
WR22 A Deadline is Not an End
The Demonstration on March 23rd may be overshadowed by the latest Meaningful Vote – #3 so far. The PM hopes that with the March 29th deadline coming up, MPs may collapse and vote for her Deal. Twice rejected – third time may be lucky for her – but not for the people of Britain. The
WR21 Grassroots For Europe Latest
Here is a link to the latest Grassroots for Europe Update And this is a motion passed in South/North Staffordshire Brexit campaign priorities Motion from the South/North Staffordshire EU groups as adapted by the Grassroots meeting 2 3 19 This meeting welcomes the Labour proposal to support a further EU referendum if the time is
WR20 The Peoples Vote Demo – Support is Essential
The London Demo on March 23rd is currently top priority – the movement depends on a large turnout to maintain impetus. The target of equalling or bettering the turnout on October 20th last year is reachable – and we will be there as we were four months ago – my head is visible in the
WR19 A May Vote is Not a People’s Vote
Labour’s decision to back a People’s Vote must be a re-run of the 1975 and 2016 EU referendums to be meaningful, but is currently looking like a Vote on Theresa May’s Deal. If the Kyle- Wilson amendment is supported by Labour, the Parliamentary Party backs the most unpopular Premier in living memory but does not