REJOIN THE EU BY 2036
REJOIN THE EU BY 2036
European Movement UK has launched a campaign to persuade the public and the government that we should rejoin the European Union within 10 years.
It's arguably the boldest campaign ever launched by our movement in its 77 year long history.
Entitled “Heart of Europe 2036”, it outlines how our world is rapidly changing - "artificial intelligence, climate change, European security” and other big challenges (For Harrow and Hillingdon European Movement's suggested future nation-wide campaigns on those key issues and others, please click on 'campaign options', above, and, if possible, read the rest of this homepage).
“Across Europe, countries are working together to create jobs, strengthen their economies, invest in clean energy, regulate new industries and keep people safe. The UK must help to shape those decisions,” the EMUK nation-wide campaign states.
For further information regarding this extremely important national campaign being launched by our movement, please see: https://www.europeanmovement.co.uk/heart-of-europe
As part of our movement's historic new initiative, it has just commissioned and published new public opinion research, which has just been publicised by The Independent newspaper.
THE PRIME MINISTER'S 'REJOIN THE EU' COMMENTS PUT A HUGE BURDEN OF RESPONSIBILITY ON EMUK's SHOULDERS
How can we meet the challenge? This is HHEM's call to the rest of our great movement:
For the first time since the 2016 Brexit referendum, the British government has officially stated that rejoining the European Union is an option that the government will be examining ( https://www.politico.eu/article/andy-burnham-reconsider-push-rejoin-eu/ ).
That puts a very heavy responsibility on European Movement UK's shoulders - because we are the only major UK-wide organisation who's specific job is to persuade the British public to support that course of action.
Clearly the government will only opt for rejoining the European Union if it thinks it can carry a substantial majority of the UK public with it (thus, crucially, helping to enable it to win a general election).