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A letter to the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak
Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE writes an open letter to PM Rishi Sunak for West England Bylines:Dear Prime Minister, Firstly, my apologies for not writing to you before to congratulate you on your new job. I just thought I’d better hang on for a few weeks to make sure...
Economic affairs committee take evidence from the governor of the Bank of England
The governor of the Bank of England talks through the big shocks to the UK economy and the risks to come, but gives no mention to Brexit, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines.On Tuesday 29 November, the governor of the Bank of England (BoE),...
Bremainers Ask ….. Marina Purkiss
Political Commentator, broadcaster and co-host of The Trawl podcast, Marina is very active on social media, with 289,500 Twitter followers. She has her own show, The Table, on BylineTV and regularly appears on the Jeremy Vine Show.Valerie Chaplin: Thank you for your...
Events 2022
3rd December - Electoral Reform SocietyIn person/Online event – 10.30 – 14.00 GMTThe members & supporters Conference & AGM takes place in Cardiff but you can also join online. Open to members only, but you can join in advance hereRegister to attend here1st...
Bremain in Spain Annual General Meeting – 15th November 2022
This year, for the first time, the Bremain AGM was an online event. We had intended to hold the meeting in London to coincide with the National Rejoin March, but due to the death of the Queen, both events were postponed. Bremain Chair Sue Wilson started the meeting by...
“Brexit a roaring success” – have the Tories lost the plot?
A certain kind of desperation is taking hold in Conservative ranks as Brexit delusions begin to crumble in the face of reality, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines.Anyone following British politics over recent months and years will no doubt have...
Brexit is not the “will of the people”
Brexit is in no one’s best interests. It’s time the politicians, like the British public, started to say so, out loud and in public, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines.Back in the day when Theresa May was in charge of Brexit and the country,...
Bremain March for Rejoin – London 22 October 2022
Bremain have never tired in over six years fighting the madness of Brexit. Today that fight moves to a new level. Council and group members have again travelled from Spain to make our voices heard at the National Rejoin March in London. Our own Chair Sue Wilson OBE...
This is not the Brexit you were looking for
Apparently this Brexit is not the one Leave voters wanted, and is certainly not what Remainers wanted, but it’s the one we’re all having to live with, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines. Chief executive of Next, Lord Simon Wolfson, has been...
Home Office still perpetuating dangerous anti-immigration rhetoric
The Home Office does not speak for desperate migrants. It does not speak for businesses crying out for staff. And it certainly does not speak for me, writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines.Ever since the Brexit referendum in 2016, the UK has become...
Bremainers Ask ……. Peter Corr
Peter Corr is an ex-army HGV driver who lost his job thanks to Brexit and decided to do something rather special to protest about that. He set up the campaign group ‘UK Rejoin the EU’ to fight against Brexit and recently organised the National Rejoin March - the...
UK economy is “frankly doomed”
Billionaire investor and Tory supporter Guy Hands says the UK economy is "frankly doomed" and has been this way since the failed Brexit deal writes Bremain Chair Sue Wilson MBE for Yorkshire Bylines.The UK economy is “frankly doomed”. So says billionaire investor and...
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