by Press Officer | Tuesday 19th March 2019 | Brexit
by Press Officer | Wednesday 13th March 2019 | Nathan Gill MEP
Today in the European Parliament we voted on two fishing regulations which would allow EU fishing boats continued access to our fish rich waters after Brexit. All EFDD MEPs voted to protect our waters, along with one British Labour MEP, whilst all of the Conservative...
by Press Officer | Monday 11th March 2019 | Brexit
This week MPs will have the opportunity to vote again on the worst deal in history. If the Prime Minister’s deal is voted down as expected, MPs will have the opportunity to vote on taking a “no deal Brexit” off the table and extending Article 50. In...
by Press Officer | Friday 1st March 2019 | Nathan Gill MEP
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus, or Happy St David’s Day! Wales is a proud country and we have a rich history, thriving culture and a diverse economy. Along with the rest of the UK, we voted to leave the European Union, so that communities across Wales could benefit from a...
by Press Officer | Wednesday 27th February 2019 | Brexit
After months of deciding which side she backs, Theresa the Appeaser has decided to back the Remainers in her Cabinet and offer the possibility of her version of Brexit (the worst deal in history!), an extension to Article 50 or even a second referendum (by not taking...
by Press Officer | Wednesday 13th February 2019 | Brexit
When it comes to Theresa May and Brexit we’ve had to hope for the best, but we’ve also had to prepare for the worst, and that’s why I have joined Nigel Farage’s new Brexit Party. For too long we have underestimated the forces at play seeking to undermine our very...
by Press Officer | Monday 11th February 2019 | Brexit
If you want to join the Brexit Party, you can register your interest here.
by Press Officer | Monday 4th February 2019 | Brexit
Someone is going to have to blink and Brussels has all of the power, so the real question is this: will we get our Brexit?
by Press Officer | Wednesday 30th January 2019 | Brexit
Thanks to last night’s amendments we are now in a situation where Parliament rejects a “no deal Brexit”, but backs the Prime Minister’s deal IF she can get Brussels to scrap the backstop. The EU has ALREADY said “no” to any renegotiation on the backstop so where do we...
by Press Officer | Tuesday 15th January 2019 | Brexit
Anyone who believes in a United Kingdom free to make trade deals around the world and to have power to make real change at home should be appalled by the deal that the Prime Minister have negotiated with the European Union. Here are 10 reasons to reject the Prime...
