The Government should give UK voters the opportunity to vote on whether they want the Government to open negotiations on re-joining the European Union.

We are Europeans from across the continent and around the world. / We want the people of Scotland to know that Europeans everywhere would welcome them back in the European Union if this is still their democratic wish.

“We declare that Scotland is a European country, embracing our common values of peace, democracy, human rights, equality, sustainability and solidarity. The clear wish of the great majority of the Scottish people is that Scotland should be within the European Union. We commit to working to bring this about, whatever Scotland’s constitutional status”.

Even as we are told Brexit is ‘done’, polls show that more people believe it was wrong to leave the EU than believe it was right, and more would vote to rejoin the EU than to stay out.

Glasgow Loves EU invite you to come and join us to mark the sad occasion of our official leaving time from the European Union.

UPDATE: As a mark of respect for Her Majesty, we have taken the decision to postpone the march that was to be held on Saturday (10 September). We would like to thank everyone who has supported the march, which will be rescheduled to a date that will be published as soon as possible.

(Rescheduled from Sat 10th Sept.)

Britons are ready to rejoin the EU after two years on their own. / It has been just two years since the United Kingdom left the European Union and a new poll of the country’s citizens has revealed a major public opinion shift since the original Brexit vote.

In the months after Boris Johnson signed his post-Brexit trade deal with the European Union, the coronavirus masked the economic damage of leaving the bloc. As the pandemic drags on, the cost is becoming clearer -- and voters are noticing.

A day of pro-rejoin action around the whole of the UK and in every EU country, all happening on the same day.

ADVANCE notice is given of an important online event to discuss how an independent Scotland could make its way back into the European Union.

It'll be a long haul but it has to start somewhere.

THE CAMPAIGN TO REJOIN THE EU STARTS HERE!

Brexit is now a reality: since the start of this year, the United Kingdom is no longer part of the European Union. In Scotland, which voted against leaving the EU in 2016, there are intense debates about when and how the Scots can re-join the continental bloc. However, Scotland could only do that by becoming an independent country, a prospect that could be closer than we think.

Businesses across the West Midlands are facing higher costs, a big increase in paperwork and hold-ups at ports.

Michael Heseltine tells an audience in Nottingham tonight that they should they should never give up trying restore Britain's position in the European corridors of power...and says it's the young generation who will push for a reversal of Brexit.

I see its "this trade deal is going to be really amazing / bad" morning, and I need to summon all my centrist trade energies in the hope a few people might see through the hype both ways and realise that UK joining CPTPP doesn't make that much impact any which way.

Brexit Britain and Boris Johnson have been dealt a “crushing blow”, according to The Express, after a new bombshell poll revealed more than half of UK adults would vote to rejoin the European Union if another referendum was to take place.

We knew leaving the EU would weaken us. Now we can see it will limit the ability of the government to rein in big tech.

A NEW report has shown that the UK government’s prospective Free Trade Agreements are projected to only add between 0% and 0.16% to the UK’s Gross Domestic Product, up to fifteen years after their implementation.

Former deputy prime minister says we ‘must restore Britain’s position in the corridors of European power’.

"To all people in the UK who are heartbroken right now: The pro-European movement you have created in the past years is absolutely beautiful. We will build on that. And trust me: One day, I will see British MEPs being elected into this chamber again."