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Join the Liberal Democrat European Group at conference in Bournemouth!

The Liberal Democrat European Group (LDEG) is convening the conference fringe "Campaigning for EU: how opposing Brexit can help us win" with Catherine Bearder MEP, ALDE and the European Movement at 1815-1915 Sunday 17 September in Bayview 2, BIC. The session with speakers Catherine Bearder MEP, Jo Swinson MP, Cllr Antony Hook (LDEG), and Michael Young (Chief Executive, European Movement) will be chaired by Nick Hopkinson, Chair, LDEG. LDEG also looks forward to welcoming you to our conference stall (35) with LIBG and the National Liberal Club. We look forward discussing LDEG's activities, membership opportunities, Brexit and how we can oppose it. Nick Hopkinson Chair Liberal Democrat European Group

NH
12 Sep 2017
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“No place for alt-right governments in EU and need for transnational lists”, Guy Verhofstadt in SoU

During yesterday's State of the Union, ALDE Group leader Guy Verhofstadt called upon President Juncker to use the last two years of his Presidency to launch a reform agenda: "The populists announced a populist spring, but reaped the opposite. A boomerang in their face: the rise of pro-European parties. Because since Brexit, it's clear what our citizens want. Reform Europe, yes! Destroy Europe, no bloody way."

GV
14 Sep 2017
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Saturday marked the beginning of a planned winter of discontent as ten to twenty thousand people descended on London to attend the People's March for Europe, a demonstration aimed at highlighting public disgust at Britain's departure from the European Union. Had the same level of effort been put into the Remain campaign last year, this event would never have needed to take place.

MA
20 Sep 2017
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Pro EU Conference - Tu 24 October, Westminster (10.15– 4.30)

There is still time to book your tickets for the Pro-EU Conference, which will focus on current developments in Parliament, how public opinion on Brexit is changing, the impact on the UK of political changes in France and Germany and how we can build our strength to have maximum impact, both locally and nationally.

18 Oct 2017
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HEAVY BREXIT TURBULENCE AHEAD

The current consensus amongst leading commentators is for extreme outcomes from the Brexit negotiations: either we crash out with no deal, or we remain in the EU. The possibility of a 'soft' Brexit appears to be receding.

NH
19 Oct 2017
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