How to Judge Brexit a Success or Failure?

In some ways, Brexiters, who despise EU bureaucrats and rail against extra-national decision making, seem to treat it as an act of nature that there are Europe-wide regulatory systems whereas, when transition ends, British citizens will be excluded from their provisions. The related underlying issue is that for many Brexiters the vote to ‘take back…

Warwick University Econometrics Research Report – July 2020 The authors find that the negative impact of Brexit on the economy is larger in areas where : a) more people voted to leave b) the manufacturing sector is more prominent c) there are higher numbers of low skilled workers.

British farmers are quickly learning that it is almost impossible to compete in a very competitive agrifoods sector on the continent.

Not only is the UK losing trade with the EU it’s even getting worse deals with other countries than whilst members of the EU. “In the EU Referendum in 2016 Johnson campaigned to REMAIN in the EU Single market which we did not”. “And in the 2019 General Election he still campaigned for Free trade…

In the House of commons today, 8 Oct 2019, Michael Gove announced the ‘Disconection of SISII’ as part of Brexit. This is the system which continually shares information on criminals and their activities in and between EU states. Of course this includes the UK and Ireland. See official Government statement. And then read the consequences…

As a non-affiliated organisation, North Herts for Europe recommends voting LibDem in Hitchin and Harpenden and Labour in Stevenage – Explanation below. What is Tactical Voting? Our First Past The Post (FPTP) voting system developed when just two parties competed against each other. The one with the most votes was the winner, and that was…