I belong to that smallest of small groups: the EU referendum denialists. I don’t accept the result of a referendum that was advisory and has now taken on binding status. I don’t accept that just one-third of voters led by a gang of old rich men can shape the future of a youthful Britain. The … More Read this before you vote
In the light of the terrorist attack in London the night of 3rd June, Bath for Europe held a vigil at Abbey Courtyard on Sunday, 4th June, in support of those who lost their lives and all those affected in London and in the recent attack in Manchester. The planned Pulse of Europe march and picnic … More Bath for Europe holds vigil for London and Manchester
It was an early morning in sunny Berlin when I received that call. A friend ranted incomprehensibly about the unexpected collapse of a long relationship. As part of my déformation professionelle I immediately asked, “Do they want to come together or individually?” I am a therapist. “Haven’t you heard the news yet?” my friend replied, … More Britain on the couch
“In ten years’ time the economy will be ravaged,” says Richard Turner at the protest against PM Theresa May’s visit to Bath on 31 May. It is the younger generation who will have to bear the consequences.
A colourful crowd of Bath for Europe supporters turned out alongside other opposition groups to send a strong message to Prime Minister Theresa May and the Tories this afternoon. Mrs. May visited the Cross Manufacturing site in Odd Down where she reportedly took questions from workers and was interviewed by the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg. Armed … More Big turnout to protest Theresa May’s Bath visit
There will be a minute of silence in remembrance of the victims of the Manchester terrorist attack at 11 am this morning. It’s been announced that all the political parties will resume “low-key, local campaigning” with due sensitivity today before restarting national campaigning on Friday. So it feels appropriate for us to resume our activities … More Campaigning resumes
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