Why Britain Should Stay in the EU
Former BoE boss spurns business group's Brexit push Commentary
Former BoE boss spurns business group's Brexit push Commentary
Vodafone, easyJet and BT chiefs among bosses signing letter declaring Britain is better in the European Union Bosses at more than a third of the companies in the FTSE 100 have signed a letter declaring that Britain is better in the European Union, saying a Brexit would threaten investment in the UK and lead to potential job losses.
It's early 2017. Airforce One lands at an airport near London. Its doors open and down the steps comes the new President of the United States, Donald Trump, followed closely by his Vice President, Sarah Palin. On the red carpet below is a welcoming party consisting of the obligatory 'royal' and, leading the other VIPs, the new Prime Minister of the soon to be independent United Kingdom.....the Right Hon Alexander Boris Johnson MP! Be afraid. Be very afraid! Yours, John Marriott, 18 St Hugh's Drive, North Hykeham, Lincoln LN6 8RD
The strength of local businesses has been praised by South Lakes MP Tim Farron, after four Cumbria businesses were included in a list of the UK's fastest growing firms.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has hailed the agreement struck after two days of negotiations in Brussels on Britain's future relationship with the European Union, reports RTE. Mr Kenny said the unanimous agreement was in Ireland's, Britain's and Europe's interest: http://www.rte.ie/news/2016/0220/769534-britain-eu/
Lib Dem opposition councillors have put forward alternative plans to save day care centres which the Labour-run council are...