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Renew’s campaign for EU Citizenship for Brits in EU 27
UPDATE 25 JANUARY 2021: Terry, Julien and the team now have over 400 supporters signed up to back this campaign. The more supporters to sign up with give more weight to both cases so please consider submitting your details. Read on to see how you can help.Bremain in...
Autumn/Winter Events
10th December Virtual event 16.30 CETPOLITICOEurope’s economy: How can it be reset?Speakers: Laurence Boone, Tadeusz Kościński, Maarten VerweyRegister to attend here10th December Live Panel Event on Facebook & Twitter 18.00 – 19.00 GMT Good Law ProjectCronyism:...
Europe Day 9th May- Bremainers Celebrate with Memories
Europe Day is held on 9 May every year in celebration of peace and unity in Europe. The date marks the anniversary of the historic 'Schuman declaration'. At a speech in Paris in 1950, Robert Schuman, the French foreign minister, set out his idea for a new form of...
March in Malaga – Bremain Annual Strategy Meeting & AGM
On Saturday 7 March, the Bremain Council gathered together for our annual strategy meeting, to discuss every aspect of Bremain business. The most important agenda item was determining our goals, aims and strategies for our short/medium term future. We came...
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Rishi Sunak’s premiership has been defined by chaos.
Since he took over in October 2022, his Government’s permanent state of disarray has cost taxpayers £8,200,000,000 and resulted in 314 wasted days. Here’s the full breakdown of the cost of chaos.
#SunaksCostOfChaos…
IT might have been the Easter weekend but that hasn't prevented the publication of two important opinion polls, both of which concur in painting a truly dire picture for the Tories .
#ToryAniliation
Labour has launched a new website on the “cost of chaos” under Rishi Sunak, claiming that his government’s “permanent state of disarray” will cost the taxpayer £8.2bn and result in 314 “wasted days”.
#CostOfChaos
“There are 8 million people in this country in housing need, plus millions more who have a roof over their head in the private rented sector but live with the fear of arbitrary eviction or rents rising beyond their reach”
It’s shocking & the response from politicians is feeble