Last week we lost our friend and committee member Cecilia Hall, who passed away after a short illness. With Italian heritage and family living in the EU, Cecilia was a passionate supporter of the ideals of European unity. We first Read more…
The return of Donald Trump to the White House presents a severe economic, political and security challenge to the UK and to our allies in Europe. It’s a final wake-up call for European democracy. In an uncertain and divided world Read more…
Responding to the results of the 2024 General Election, Paul Browne, Chair of Cambridge for Europe, issued the following statement: Cambridge for Europe welcomes the result of the General Election, and hopes that this marks the beginning of a new, Read more…
On the evening of Saturday 24 February we joined hundreds of people on King’s Parade in Cambridge to mark the 2nd anniversary of the brutal Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine The candle-lit rally was organised by local Ukrainian support group Read more…
We wish all our members a Happy New Year! The past year has been both encouraging and frustrating for pro-Europeans in the UK, and 2024 may present our movement with both new opportunities and new threats. Small steps in the Read more…
On 13 May 2023 we held a fête at St. Giles Church in Cambridge to celebrate Europe Day. The fête raised just over £700 for local volunteer organisations Cambridge4Ukraine and Mums 4 Ukraine, who support Ukrainian refugees in Cambridgeshire and Read more…
On Saturday 22 October 2022 Cambridge for Europe members were among the more than 20,000 people from across the UK (and beyond!) who joined the first National Rejoin March in London. This march, the first large scale pro-EU march in Read more…
A fundraising concert organised by Cambridge for Europe and held in St. Giles’ Church Friday 23 October raised £1,025.50 for Cambridge4Ukraine, a voluntary group set up by Ukrainians in the Cambridge area to support Ukraine and its people in the Read more…
Cambridge for Europe welcomes the announcement by Boris Johnson that he will resign as Prime Minister. Paul Browne, Chair of Cambridge for Europe, said: “Today Boris Johnson is announcing his resignation, but he leaves behind the toxic legacy of a Read more…
On Monday 13 June 2022 Cambridge for Europe issued the following statement in response to the announcement by Liz Truss that the UK Government will introduce legislation to unilaterally change the Northern Ireland Protocol “The announcement today by Liz Truss Read more…