Fishing for Leave’s John Ashworth explains why electoral considerations mean that British fishermen will not be sold out to the EU once again. British fishermen have not had much reason for happiness since we joined the EEC. The Common Fisheries […]
Our Parliament has stated its summer recess. After the dramatic events following the publication of the Government’s Brexit White Paper, no doubt most MPs will be glad to get away from Westminster for a few weeks. It is unlikely to […]
On this website, you can read two assessments of the Government’s Brexit White Paper. Nigel Moore, one of our regular contributors, calls it “unworkable, risky thinking“, saying that it is highly unlikely that the EU will agree to it as […]
Having travelled up to visit relatives who were not well, it was a surprise to find that the ORANGE WALK had been routed past our hotel, so we heard many, many flute and accordion bands, from Scotland, England and Northern […]
This article, a personal opinion by CIB chairman Edward Spalton, was written for the agricultural press. It has been suggested that independence campaigners like me should keep quiet about the possible problems of Brexit so as not to be […]
The Deeper Malaise behind Mrs May’s Inept Handling of Brexit The European Union Carried on by Other Means Mrs May is a product of the past and this shows in her poor political leadership and shambolic handling of the Article […]
