Salisbury for Europe – Your Local Voice in the European Movement UK
Let’s Shape a European Future Together
Across the UK, more people are recognising the value of EU membership—and what we lost by leaving. Regret over Brexit is rising, and support for rejoining is growing. Polls show a clear shift: a majority now want the benefits of EU ties—stronger trade, better tax revenues, and freedom of movement.
The rejoin campaign is gaining ground. The European Movement UK (EMUK) has over 27,350 members and 250,000+ supporters. Every new member strengthens our voice and fuels national campaigns.
We’re proud to be part of EMUK—the UK’s largest pro-EU organisation. Salisbury for Europe brings together members and supporters from our area.
Brexit Bankruptcy: We Need Europe More than Ever!
RECENT events have put into sharp focus the folly of leaving the EU. Donald Trump’s actions and words means our future has to be a closer alliance with Europe with whom we share many values. This was the theme of a talk by Dominic Grieve and Molly Scott Cato on 8th April at the White Hart Hotel in Salisbury hosted by Arundells and Salisbury for Europe.
The Trump presidency has sent shock waves through the world, and Europe in particular. His threat to pull out of NATO and not to offer any further support or intelligence to help Ukraine has been something of a wake-up call for all European nations. The promises at the time of the referendum of a bright future and trade deals aplenty have not transpired.
The damage to the economy is one of the themes the Vice Chair of the European Movement UK and former MEP Molly Scott Cato, discusses together the damage it has done to our democracy. Co-President of EM UK and former Attorney General Dominic Grieve, was a strong advocate for staying in Europe, argues that we need to renew our partnership with the EU in the light of the Trump presidency.
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Thousands of young Europeans are set to explore the continent this summer with free rail passes funded by the European Union – but British teenagers will once again miss out.
Those Brexit benefits...
Brexit has likely done more economic damage than feared.
Recent evidence suggests the economic cost of Brexit may be approaching twice the 4% impact assumed by the OBR.
The Chancellor has signalled a shift in approach to EU trade, but the effect will depend on how far the govt
Aligning with EU rules is positive baby step, it reduces friction and starts to repair the damage.
But we shouldn’t pretend it’s enough.
Without the Single Market and Customs Union, we’re still paying the price of Brexit while trying to work around it.
https://www.ft.com/content/b0316ac9-e013-41f8-985d-5394284ff397?syn-25a6b1a6=1
Brexit cost this country £180 billion a year in lost economic output, enough to build 140 new hospitals every single year. The people who did it are now asking for your vote again.
#Brexit #NigelFarage #ReformUK
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