Glasgow Loves EU are talking to Julian Dussek, Predisent of the Cruising Association, about cruising in Europe, immigration, Schengen, tourism and the British marine industry. Join them live on facebook,… Read More »
EMiS’ Holyrood 2021 Manifesto
The UK has left the EU, and we are beginning to see the highly detrimental impact of Brexit on our lives in Scotland. How can Scotland ensure its future prosperity… Read More »
We fight on
We are one month on from what I believe to be the worst decision of modern times. We are already seeing the impact of Brexit at our ports, in our financial sector and in people’s livelihoods, writes Michael Heseltine,… Read More »
For the few – not the rest of us
Our former chair Vanessa Glynn examines why the new EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement is a bad deal. “The thin deal, like Brexit itself, is rotten. It is economically and culturally against Scotland’s interests.”… Read More »
Ce n’est qu’un au revoir
A heartfelt lament for the end of freedom of movement for us and for our children from our Highlands executive member Richard Haviland – with a vow to get it back… Read More »
Scotland welcomes EU citizens
‘“These figures sink the claims made by the UK Government that people want to see an end to free movement. …’ eu+me has urged a “rapid rethink” in the UK government’s plans to end free movement when the Brexit transition period expires on 31 December this year. … Read More »
‘Shock and awe’
The British government has just launched a £93m campaign to warn British businesses and UK nationals that they have less than six months to prepare for Brexit and say it’ll be wonderful; but the EU has beaten them to it…again. … Read More »
A valediction, forbidding mourning
Farewell speech from Ian Forrester, ex-ECJ judge and Scot, on life, Brexit and Europe…’What is certain is that Scotland’s government is dismayed by Brexit, wishes this institution well and sees itself as a small nation with a role to play in wider Europe.’… Read More »