The anti-Brexit rally in Cambridge was a great success, with more than 200 people filling the area next to the Guildhall in Market Square Cambridge to mark a year of resistance to Brexit. Cambridge never supported Brexit, with three-quarters of Read more…
Today Paul Browne, Chair of Cambridge Stays, released the following statement welcoming the result of the General election: Cambridge Stays congratulates Daniel Zeichner on his re-election as MP for Cambridge. Daniel has been a steadfast supporter of the UK remaining Read more…
On 31 May 2017 Cambridge Stays held an impromptu rally outside the Senate House in Cambridge, where the final Leaders’ Debate of the 2017 General election was taking place. Our chants ranged from “No more lies, no more fear, European Read more…
On Wednesday 29 March Cambridge Stays held a short rally outside the Guildhall in Market Square, Cambridge, to mark the day on which Article 50 was invoked by the Prime Minister, beginning the process whereby the UK will leave the EU. Read more…
On 11 January 2017 two hundred people packed into the Emmanuel United Reformed church to take part in a discussion on the implications of Brexit for citizens of other EU countries who are living here, and what they can do Read more…
On Saturday 3rd September about 500 Cambridge residents marched through the city calling for the UK to remain in the EU. They sent a strong message to our elected representatives that they must demand a vote on Parliament before Article Read more…
On the evening of 28 June 2016 – just days after the disastrous referendum in which the UK voted by the narrowest of margins to leave the UK – a sea of umbrellas appeared outside the Guildhall in Cambridge as Read more…