Sign our petition to keep the UK in the ECHR here:

Erasmus+ worked because it reached communities across the UK, not just a select few. Returning would mean rebuilding opportunity where it mattered most.

Six years after it was ripped away, Erasmus is coming back, and it did not happen by accident. Sustained campaigning and relentless pressure forced this back onto the agenda. Young people finally get their opportunities back.

The added costs and delays of trading with Europe have left many firms, particularly small ones, struggling to stay competitive. A UK-EU customs union would provide the stability and simplicity that exporters urgently need - it is time for the Government to take this seriously.

When even Kemi Badenoch describes Brexit as a shock, it shows how far the narrative has shifted. The economic reality is breaking through the political sphere.

"If we're really concerned about criminals in this country, leaving the ECHR would be exactly like Brexit, in that it would have the opposite effect" - European Movement UK Chair, Dr Mike Galsworthy, on Keir Starmer's calls to reform the ECHR.

Inflation is slowly decreasing, but food costs continue to rise and the cost of living is still affecting millions across the country. The Government needs to rebuild ties with Europe to ensure families are not left struggling."

Want to help with the leading campaign to rebuild our ties with Europe? Sign up here:

Only 37 per cent of the electorate voted for Brexit after a campaign shaped by misinformation. The real way that Britain can strengthen its national interest is by rebuilding trust with Europe and restoring the protection of jobs, trade and stability.

Sign our petition to call on the Government to work with our European neighbours on the energy and climate crisis:

The UK has fallen behind the EU on climate policies, but cooperating with the EU could achieve cheaper bills, healthier communities, and a thriving natural world. As COP30 comes to a close tomorrow, we’re calling on the Government to team up with the EU to save our planet @carolinelucas.bsky.social

The stupidity of Farage’s latest ‘plan’ is staggering. Claiming they’d save British taxpayers money by ripping up international commitments and starting a trade war with Europe is the puerile foot-stamp of a party that uses prejudice as policy. Ruinous nonsense. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

In Oxford for the @europeanmovement.co.uk AGM.

The reform party nativity scene. No unmarried mothers. No Middle Eastern people. No refugees. No people seeking emergency accommodation. And not a wise fvcking man in sight…

To so many of us, Europe is more than a place, it’s a part of who we are. Hear what the public had to say when we went out and asked them what Europe means to them.

Seventy-five years ago, Britain helped create the European Convention on Human Rights, a promise of life, liberty, and fairness under the law. It has strengthened justice, protected victims, and upheld equality. These rights are ours to defend.

Today, the Chancellor named Brexit as one of the main reasons for expected tax rises and lower productivity. Wasn't Brexit supposed to put £350 million a week into the economy? 🤔 One of just many lies it seems...

As more organisations shift their operations to the continent, it’s clear that Britain can’t afford to stand apart any longer. Our GDP slowing down proves how important these institutions are, and how important it is that we work to reconnect the UK and Europe.

Today, Members of Parliament voted overwhelmingly AGAINST Nigel Farage's bill to take the UK out of the ECHR. This is a win for all those who want to protect our last line of defence of our rights and freedoms.

Enabling freedom of movement is vital for strengthening the UK economy, and rejoining the Erasmus+ programme would be an important step towards achieving this.

According to the British Academy, the UK loses around £88 billion annually in missed trade and investment opportunities due to language barriers. Introducing a youth mobility scheme would not only increase freedom of movement, but it would also provide a valuable boost to the UK economy.

Or we could avoid the tax rises by reversing Brexit and benefiting from that instead? Just an idea…

Let us not forget that the #Brexshit Referendum was #Never a clear Majority of the UK population.

This is a significant shift.

The numbers are clear. Most Britons now believe leaving Europe was a mistake. The next generation knows our future lies in cooperation, not isolation.

From Sunday, travelling into Europe gets tougher for Brits. New EU border rules mean fingerprint scans, photo registration and longer queues. This is the real-world cost of Brexit - more hassle, more red tape, more delays.

They broke Britain! Farage, Trump, Brexit… and 50% tariffs on our steel. Workers pay the price while the guilty play the hero. Has Britain gone mad? 👇 #Brexit #SteelCrisis #Farage The Great British BETRAYAL: How Farage’s Brexit Sold Out Britain youtu.be/k7LWcKVNcvg

Amid the madness, one voice rose above the rest. Heseltine: principled, pro-EU, and unafraid to speak truth. “The tide is turning. Most people now believe it was a mistake to leave Europe”. Lord Heseltine: The Voice of Reason in an Age of Madness 2025 youtu.be/4fKoGoY7cKg

Huge thanks to @edwinhayward.com for taking part in this month’s Bremainers Ask feature An author/political commentator Edwin’s book Slaying Brexit Unicorns, debunks many of the myths surrounding Brexit Read his excellent answers to our Q’s on Labour, Brexit, Reform & more @suewilson91.bsky.social

Brexit wasn’t a pint of British sovereignty 🍺🇬🇧 It was a Russian cocktail 🍸 mixed with Kremlin influence, US hedge funds, and media moguls. And public got the hangover as elites pocketed the profits. Brexit reality: toxic mix brewed to weaken Britain and Europe. www.euronews.com/my-europe/20...

From January 2026, UK firms face an £800m hit from new EU carbon rules, with costs passed to consumers. The answer is simple: align with EU standards to cut red tape, stop unfair charges and protect people from higher prices. The government must act now.

Promoting human rights. www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en...

The London Economic: Keir Starmer dismisses Neil Kinnock’s calls to ‘rejoin EU’ to prevent small boats and boot out Farage www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/kei...

The bureaucratic demands put on artists touring the continent are so great that many acts are simply giving up. And the government is doing nothing about it.

Any people across Lincolnshire wanting a seat on a coach? We're thinking of hiring a coach pickup points in Lincoln & Grantham. #RejoinEU

'A very sorry saga of wasted time, effort and money.' Politico on the hundreds of thousands invested into near-redundant border inspection facilities because of Brexit. www.politico.eu/article/brex...

Well done Lincoln! #UniversityChallenge

Brexit was sold as a new dawn, yet Britain is falling behind the EU on climate, chemicals and nature. Drifting isn’t leadership. We should be racing to exceed European standards, not watching our environmental ambitions slide into second-rate status. Read more:

☀️ Brexit the Elephant is getting ready for his summer holidays 🏝️ by practising standing in long queues. “I don’t suppose anyone will realise they’re in this big queue because of me”, he mumbled to himself, quietly. #BrexitTheElephant #ExitBrexit #SaveFOM

Good luck to all those students receiving their results today!

NEW POLL: This is quite the turnaround. A majority would vote to Remain - and by a long way. In fact, if you were to remove “don’t know” & “wouldn’t vote”, that’s 64% vs 36% in a referendum. See: www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...

And expect that number to shrink further. No matter how much the government, major parties, or tabloid press push “Brexit benefits…” People know Brexit doesn’t. Brexit leaves the UK in a structurally weaker position, bleeding money, time, efficiency and opportunity daily.

Harriet Williamson's new 40-min profile of Lincolnshire. Yes, this is what it feels like youtu.be/I7dm3NZqXBs?...