On Thursday 24 February 2022 we woke up to the shocking news that Vladimir Putin’s Russia had launched a full scale invasion of Ukraine. Perhaps we should not have been so surprised, after all in the 22 years since he took power we’ve seen the destruction of Grozny in 2000, Read more…
Five years after the vote to leave the EU the damage being done to the UK is becoming clearer every day, and not even the impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic can hide it any more. The Brexit trail of destruction From cheesemakers and shellfish farmers who have seen sales Read more…
In October 2020 Cambridge for Europe members took part in several small socially-distanced protests. These were part of national campaigns led by different organisations, but shared a common theme of seeking a future for the UK that protects our economy while also safeguarding high standards, human rights and the NHS. Read more…
Standards and post-Brexit trade deals As trade negotiations between the UK and EU enter a critical phase, a lot of the focus is on the need to avoid a no deal exit from the Single Market and Customs Union at the end of this year. This is right, as No Deal Read more…
This Friday on the 75th anniversary of VE Day people all over the world will pause to remember the day the guns fell silent in Europe after terrible years of bloodshed, destruction, and atrocity, and to honour the courage and perseverance of those whose work, struggle and sacrifice contributed to the defeat of Read more…
On the morning of Saturday 19 October 160 campaigners from Cambridge and the surrounding region boarded two double-decker coaches to travel to London for the People’s Vote “Together for a Final Say” march. Hundreds more traveled down to the march by train from the Cambridge area, and together they joined Read more…
On the afternoon of Wednesday 28 August Cambridge Stays announced that a rally would be held that evening at 6 PM to condemn the undemocratic plan of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to prorogue Parliament in order to prevent MPs from voting to block a no-deal Brexit. Despite the very short Read more…