The European Movement has today published a report featuring real-life case studies of the human impact of Brexit. The report...
Read more about New European Movement report reveals human impact of BrexitBy Lord Andrew Adonis, Chair of the European Movement UK.
Read more about To MPs: Step Up and Do The Right ThingBy Anna Grainger, a primary school teacher and European Movement supporter in Warwickshire.
Read more about Erasmus+ is special – we must not let goBy Jane Thomas Jane Thomas, European Movement UK activist and board member, explores the impact of Brexit in the first...
Read more about 100 Days of BrexitHelen Wales, Chair of Wales for Europe, hosted a fringe discussion at the European Movement's Virtual Conference 2021 entitled, The Future...
Read more about European Movement Conference 2021: A View from WalesKeynote speaker at the recent European Movement UK Conference, Noelle O'Connell, CEO of European Movement Ireland and Vice-President of European...
Read more about Building bridges: Ireland and the future EU-UK relationshipAt Saturday’s European Movement conference, politicians and industry leaders highlighted serious issues with the government’s Brexit deal and put forward...
Read more about ‘Urgent need for us to rebuild bridges with our European neighbours’; European Movement conference sets out howAward-winning composer Howard Goodall, actor and musician Jess Murphy and theatre director and writer Jonathan Holloway called on the government...
Read more about For music and the arts, when the pandemic is over, the real problems of touring the EU post-Brexit will beginLord Heseltine, Deborah Meaden and Caroline Lucas MP will be among the speakers at the European Movement’s virtual conference this...
Read more about Lord Heseltine and Deborah Meaden to lead line-up at “Building Bridges, Not Barriers” conferenceEuropean Movement UK Vice-President Joyce Quin writes about the problems facing companies in north-east England that export to the EU...
Read more about From fishing fleets to breweries, companies in the north-east face ruin under the Brexit deal