Brexit timeline – next steps
23-26 May:
European Parliamentary elections are held across…
Why we’re marching
On 20 October 2018, an estimated 700,000 people marched for a…
What will the new breakaway group of MPs from labour and Conservatives mean for Brexit?
MPs from the Labour and Conservative parties have formed together…
Brexit: A letter from the four Children’s Commissioners of the United Kingdom
A letter from the four Children’s Commissioners of the United…
Brexit will cost young people up to £108,000 each in lost earnings, according to a new report
The report, entitled 'Young People and Brexit', by Thomas Peto,…
Life after BREXIT: What are the UK’s options outside the European Union? By Swati Dhingra and Thomas Sampson
It is highly uncertain what the UK’s future would look like…
Promoting Youth Involvement and Social Engagement: Opportunities and challenges for ‘conflicted’ young people across Europe.
The full report presents a collection of standardised country…
PROMOTING YOUTH INVOLVEMENT AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT: Trusting All Youth to Build a Better Europe
PROMISE explored the ways young people with a history of stigmatisation…
Brexit Facts
A curated selection of relevant videos about Brexit.
Brexit debate: What young people really think
These people were…
Post-Summit Analysis covering EU Summit
The paper does not ‘only’ analyze the key issues on the Summit…
PM Leadership Challenge – Just survived
Conservative MP’s…
Meaningful Vote
UK Parliamentary debate on deal leading to MP’s vote on 11 th December. Vote postponed by May who heads off to Brussel’s to negotiate further with EU leaders on the Back Stop terms. May held in contempt by the Lower House for postponing vote at such short notice. The meaningful vote is postponed until week beginning 7 th January 2019. May needs 320 votes in Parliament to get approval deal, however the Conservatives hold 316 seats in 650 set Lower House.
Our Future Our Choice’s new battlebus
The bus, organised by the youth movement Our Future Our Choice, aims to show MPs the strength of feeling in young people about Brexit. This marks a new phase of campaigning by young people that calls for a final say on the Brexit deal.
Third Brexit Secretary appointed, Stephen Barclay
‘I believe in my deal’
Second Brexit Secretary to resign
The second Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab resigns from his post in disagreement with the Cabinet owned Brexit deal.
Cabinet sign-up to May’s Brexit deal
UK Cabinet ministers approve the draft deal on Brexit followed by a series of registrations including the foreign secretary Brexit minister and a few junior ministers.
Brexit submit
May headed to Brussel for a special Brexit submit to seal the deal with her EU counterparts.
People’s Vote
Young people come…
The moment of Truth.
The moment of Truth. May meets fellow EU leaders and the European Commission to try to seal deal in the terms of UK’s withdrawal and what kind of relationship it will have with the EU in the future.
Respect
May says no to…
Studying in the UK or EU
Erasmus+ in the UK if there's no Brexit deal. If the UK leaves…
Using it, losing it: what has EU citizenship meant to young people in Britain?
British young people will shortly lose their EU citizenship.…
Being young in Brexit Britain: Young people’s attitudes towards and aspirations after the Brexit referendum
By Dr. Avril Keating, UCL.
This project examines young people’s…
What happens if we have no deal by March 2019?
The government is planning to publish, in two tranches in late…
Who is leading the UK Brexit team? Brexit team reshuffle
Dominic Raab was thrust into the role of Britain's chief Brexit…
Theresa May’s Red Lines on Brexit: Chequers Plan July 2019 (see paper attached)
The future relationship between the United Kingdom and the European…
Will Theresa May have the last say on Brexit or Parliament? EU Withdrawal Bill
The House of Lords voted in favour of a new amendment for the…
OUR FUTURE, OUR CHOICE!
A group of angry, determined young people who think Brexit is…
Political debate so far
All the major speeches given to date on Brexit by the main party…
UK Youth Perspectives and Priorities for Brexit Negotiations
Report for the All Party Parliamentary Group on a Better Brexit…
All-Party Parliamentary Group on a Better Brexit for Young People
Purpose of the group is to develop relationships between young…
Statement and Call to Action on the Impact of Brexit on Children and Young People
The Brexit process has, thus far, ignored the voices of children…
EU referendum: One year on
Well, it’s not boring is it? Politics continues to surprise…
Some statistical data on the Me and Europe site
The web site Me And Europe was active online from mid April 2016…
Young people in a changing Europe: British youth and Brexit 2016
In recent years, the relationship between young people and British…
Message from Slovakia… “Son, the UK are leaving the EU”
Last Friday, I was awoken by a phone call from my mum at 7 AM.…
They voted leave and we have to deal with it
On Thursday 23rd June 2016, the British public voted to leave…
How different age groups voted
Almost three quarters (73%) of 18 to 24-year-olds voted to…
