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Are there enough Remain voters living in the EU to affect the election result?
Is there a strong enough Remain contingency abroad to swing the General Election?
Sue Wilson Writes: Do Britain’s political parties really care about Brits living in Spain?
From the hundreds of pages already available, I’ve been reading the manifestos to see if Brits abroad merit a mention.
Happy No Brexit Day Mk iii!
Bremain started the month of November celebrating the fact that we’re still in the EU. We asked our members to take photographs at midnight on October 31st – we wanted to know how they had celebrated our continued membership of the EU, on what should have...
Sue Wilson Writes: Why the Spanish election result brings hope for Britons fearing Brexit
Following the recent Spanish election result, we can see light at the end of the political tunnel here.
Sue Wilson Writes: Why a proxy vote is the best option for those expats with right to vote in UK election
Sue Wilson of Bremain in Spain urges those that can to register to vote in the UK elections and explains why a proxy vote is the best option.
Our very own #Bremainernow
Sorry seems to be the hardest word.I suppose you could say I’m one of the first millennials being born in 1980 but my background and upbringing was far from progressive or new age, with strong old school working class roots and a service personnel family I...
Sue Wilson Writes: If Brexit is the ‘will of the people’ then let’s test it
Sue Wilson of Bremain in Spain explains why Saturday October 19th, 2019 will, for a long time, be remembered as a significant day in the struggle to stop Brexit.
For Brits living in Europe, Brexit throws a once clear future into doubt
Brexit isn’t just about those living in the United Kingdom. For more than a million Britons living in the EU, what happens on Oct. 31 could overturn their lives in terms of residency, travel, and social security.
Brits in Spain get ready for Brexit, with one eye on the UK’s new deal with Brussels
Residents’ groups such as Brexpats and Bremain in Spain have criticised the deal announced on Thursday and believe it unlikely to get through parliament
La colonia británica en España pisa el acelerador para empadronarse
Esta es la información que amarga todos los días el desayuno de la abundante colonia británica en España.
‘This is an exciting time’, UK minister tells Brits in Spain as Brexit looms
Dominic Raab has penned a letter to UK nationals in Spain in which he tells them how they should be preparing for Brexit
Británicos en España: nerviosos, confundidos y con menos dinero por el Brexit
Los jubilados han visto reducidos sus pensiones desde el referéndum
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Wha a lame excuse
The usual ' one rule for them' another for us
The EU’s youth mobility proposal
Our leaders may have been too hasty in rejecting the EU’s proposed youth mobility scheme so soon – it offered mobility, not freedom of movement
by @Suewilson91 MBE in @YorksBylines
#YouthMobility
As a journalist, I understand why Liz Truss is getting so many interviews. But there is something deeply jarring about seeing someone with such intellectual deficit, such delusion, such misinformation, being given platform after platform. Might reflect how we got in this mess IDK