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Sue Wilson Writes: Having a second Brexit referendum is the only way ‘to take back control’
At first, my lack of acceptance was due to my reaction of shock, anger and sadness. It was then exacerbated by the emerging lies and misinformation of the Vote Leave campaign
Bremainers in Spain reassured by ‘REMAIN THE SAME’ royal decree on expats, but ‘alarm bells’ raised over UK reciprocity
The royal decree is conditional on Theresa May’s government giving the same rights to Spaniards living and working in Britain.
Vote Leave cheated in the 2016 Brexit vote – how would we stop them doing it again?
Given the international picture of electoral interference and data abuse, including the investigations into the US elections, the dangers for our democracy cannot be underestimated
Sue Wilson Writes: Brexit month is finally here – or is it?
Sue Wilson, chair of Bremain in Spain, reckons that Brexit could be further away than at any time during the last 18 months.
Brit expats fear they could DIE abroad with Brexit split
BRIT expats in Spain fear that Brexit chaos over healthcare provision means they could be left to die abroad.
Brits welcome Spain’s No-Deal Brexit contingency law
A new Royal Decree announced by Pedro Sanchez’s government on Friday has come as a huge relief to those Brits worried that a hard deal Brexit would jeopardize their rights to live in Spain.
Bremain in Spain chair ‘disappointed’ after British High Court refuses appeal on Brexit referendum
It comes after an Electoral Commission referred Leave campaigns to police after finding they spent more than the legal limit during the 2016 campaign.
Sue Wilson Writes: Remainers must forgive fellow Brits in Spain who fell for the Brexit lie
There's no doubt that Brexit has caused a deep rift in society, often dividing colleagues, friends and families. In this week's column Sue Wilson from the Bremain in Spain campaign group says remain voters must forgive fellow Britons in Spain who fell for...
Costa Collateral: The sad fate of Britain’s Brexpats
Many Brits have embraced life in Spanish communities including Benalmadena near Fuengirola, but Brexit uncertainty has put their lifestyle at risk
Sue Wilson Writes: How Spain treats Britons over Brexit is in the hands of the UK
The fact is, our treatment by the Spanish authorities is really in the hands of UK government, which rather takes the shine off it.
Brexit: Why have British citizens in the EU been left to fight for their own rights?
But why have the livelihoods of 1.2 million British citizens – that’s more than the combined populations of Liverpool and Manchester – across the EU seemingly been left in the hands, albeit very capable ones, of volunteers?
‘Quizás no hayamos sido conscientes de todo lo que la Unión Europea podía ofrecer antes del referéndum’
Otra preocupación entre los británicos en España es la eliminación de nuestra libertad de movimiento.
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Legislation which will enhance Scotland’s democratic processes has been backed unanimously by the Scottish Parliament
Whistleblower tells the Canary the DWP Restart scheme is ‘little more than glorified CV advice’
The start of the EU's new digital borders scheme, which is now expected to launch in phases, has hit another problem as the change requires a new EU law that must be approved.
People are willing to pay more in tax if that means improvements to public services. They recognise that our schools, hospitals and other essential services are under huge strain and in need of investment.”