Events

On Thursday 15th May Cambridge for Europe will be screening Flags in the Wind, a short film by the European Movement UK which explores the humanitarian impact of the Ukraine-Russia war on the people of Ukraine. The screening will start at 6 PM, and will be held in the Gibson Read more…

Join our stall outside the Guildhall on Market Square in Cambridge, where our Eurobarometer will ask what the UK should prioritise as Trump returns as US President. We’ll also be distributing leaflets for the European Movement’s ‘This is Erasmus’ campaign  seeking to make 2025 the year when the UK rejoins Read more…

As 2024 draws to a close, and we look forward to 2025, it is difficult to view the year ahead without a sense of fear and trepidation. With Donald Trump about to return as US President, Russia’s assaults on Ukraine being bolstered by weapons and troops from North Korea, and Read more…

Madeleina Kay is bringing her ‘Brexiles‘ exhibition to Cambridge! Join us on Friday 11th October at Thrive Café, 5-7 Norfolk Street, for an evening of art, music, conversation, food and drink! Doors will open for this opening night event at 6 PM, and at 7 PM Madeleina will introduce the exhibition and perform Read more…

All are welcome to our Euro Café on the morning of Saturday 7th September. Join us for a cuppa and some delicious Greek cakes and pastries, while catching up with your pro-EU friends and chatting about our campaign plans and the upcoming National Rejoin March. Our Euro Café will be Read more…

Join us outside the Cambridge Folk Festival on the morning of Saturday 27th July to distribute leaflets for the Face the Music campaign, along with pro-EU stickers, to people who are going in to enjoy the day’s music. When: 10.00 AM – 1.00 PM, Saturday 27th July Where: Outside Cherry Read more…

On Europe Day Eleanor Sharpston KC will join us for an in-person talk ‘The Court of Justice of the European Union – actually, not the great Beelzebub’. This talk will be held on Thursday 09 May in the meeting room of Jesus Lane Friends Meeting House, 12 Jesus Lane, Cambridge, Read more…

As the polls point towards a new Labour government in the next 12 months, Peter Foster of the Financial Times discusses how Brexit has contributed to such widespread public disenchantment, and what a Starmer government might — or might not — do to repair relations with Europe. This in-person talk Read more…