The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill was designed to ensure that life continues as normal the day we leave the EU. In an earlier post, we explained the rationale behind this bill. While Labour in particular is concerned about the “repatriated” […]
Can the conflicting opinions on the EU’s intentions in the Brexit negotiations be reconciled? In my hearing, a staunch Brexit supporter recently referred to Michel Barnier as a “reasonable man” whereas I have read numerous comments from people convinced that […]
There is some chatter on the web as to whether Brexit can be parked. Personally I don’t see that happening. Call it a hunch but I think the process has taken on a life of its own independent of the […]
Being a realistic leaver is a difficult line to walk. Some think Brexit is a matter of crisis management. Others think it’s an opportunity to be grasped. I think it is both. In this I really don’t think it helpful […]
Many of my fisheries articles have looked back at previous events, but if HMG produces the correct policy, we can finally start to look forward. In the last article, we pointed out how the Treaties shall cease to apply, taking […]
(This article was written for our Chairman’s local newspaper, the “Three villages” magazine) The leading campaigns on both sides of the EU referendum were lacking in honesty. In that, they followed the example of successive British governments which have all […]
