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Shared prosperity fund must tackle inequality if it is to succeed
May 21, 2021
Tackling inequality and advancing equality must be at the heart of the new UK Shared Prosperity fund, writes Belinda Pratten from Equally Ours.
Fear and concern in the country as Brexit begins to bite
May 20, 2021
As a farmer on a smallish family farm in Rutland I watch the unfolding effects of leaving the EU with ever-increasing fear and concern, writes Andrew Brown.
Government set to trade away our standards in Australia deal
May 19, 2021
This week there has been a debate in the cabinet about the post-Brexit trade deal with Australia, and it all comes down to the quality of the food on our plates, the impact on our environment and the future of our farming.
We can't let ministers put a hard border around musicians
May 15, 2021
By Sam Murray, Musicians’ Union activist and European Movement member.
Less than 50 days to protect our rights
May 13, 2021
By Wiebke Rueterjans, EU citizen in the UK and European Movement activist.
Jersey stand-off entirely predictable as Boris Johnson ignores island's Constitutional Rights
May 07, 2021
Barry Brown, a European Movement member based in the Channel Islands, writes about the Jersey fisheries dispute - and the culpability of Boris Johnson's government in creating the dispute.
Democracy doesn’t stop when the election is over
May 06, 2021
Today’s local, national, and municipal elections are the biggest test of public opinion since the 2019 general election. And unlike in that election and the Brexit referendum, EU citizens living in the UK can vote. Voting is a way to make ourselves heard, shape the debate and send a message to those in power. Get out and vote today!
We Need Real Brexit Scrutiny – Before It’s Too Late
April 23, 2021
New European Movement report reveals human impact of Brexit
April 22, 2021
The European Movement has today published a report featuring real-life case studies of the human impact of Brexit. The report sets out ten of the biggest problems that have emerged since January 1, and what steps the government should take to address the issues covered.