In the House of Lords on October 25th, Lord Kinlochard (John Kerr, the former ambassador) referred to THE ROADMAP TO A PEOPLE’S VOTE* as setting out a strategy for a further referendum on Brexit. The debate did not take up the suggestion but it is important for several reasons, the most imharmediate being what Lord
One of the misconceptions from the 2016 EU Referendum was that the only people who felt passionately about Europe were ‘centrists’. Over the coming weeks, campaigners for For our Future’s Sake will be putting forward the ‘Left Wing Case for a People’s Vote’. Like lots of women in the aftermath of the historic ‘yes’ vote
One of the misconceptions from the 2016 EU Referendum was that the only people who felt passionately about Europe were ‘centrists’. Over the coming weeks, campaigners for For our Future’s Sake will be putting forward the ‘Left Wing Case for a People’s Vote’. Like lots of women in the aftermath of the historic ‘yes’ vote
Whenever I hear that the fight for a People’s Vote is a middle-class obsession, I think back to that infamous picture of Donald Trump, Nigel Farage, Arron Banks and Andy Wigmore emerging from a golden lift in Trump Tower. Taken in November 2016, in the aftermath of both Brexit and Trump’s ascension to the White
With a catastrophic Brexit outcome looming, Britain’s youth need to get organised. It’s great when people are brave, when they stand up for something they believe in, when they care more about the people they represent than their own personal progression. This week my MP Rosie Duffield came out in support of a People’s Vote on
The voices of young people must be heard in the coming months – they will have to face the effects of Brexit if it goes ahead. The narrow vote for Brexit in 2016 was due to pensioners votes who clearly will not live to see the long term effects of Brexit – and I write
This article by Alena Ivanova was published in the Guardian 3 days after the June March in London organised by Open Britain. It is a vital contribution to the debate on the Labour position on Brexit. In 2017 the issue was fudged and the 2016 conference policy – with a clear commitment to another Referendum
Following the Big Red Alternative Bus pictured on the editorial page, Is It Worth It? report that since February they have been working as follows: “Our plan was to complement a further bus tour with a social media campaign. In the event we financed stage 1 of a social media campaign. This aims to test whether
London Saturday June 23rd – MARCH FOR A PEOPLE’S VOTE March to Parliament Square demanding a vote on the final Brexit Deal. Join in for this historic event!!! Why are we marching for a People’s Vote? New facts have come to light about the costs and complexity of Brexit that no one could have known