Cambridge for Europe
@cambsforeurope
Cambridge for Europe is a cross-party, collaborative group campaigning to secure the UK’s place in Europe, and for the UK to rejoin the EU.
For sovereignty and sustainability, renewable energy is the future for Europe! Solar electricity the EU has more than doubled in five years. This helps to meet climate goals, and reduced the impact of the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz on Europe's economies. www.euronews.com/2026/07/14/s...
Why are dodgy billionaire oligarchs throwing millions at Farage and Reform UK? It's because the international oligarch class is depending on populists like Farage to undermine the institutions and laws that can protect us from their greed and cruelty. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
"A government prepared to be bold on Europe, could of course have it all. As our latest analysis shows, renewed EU membership could boost UK GDP by at least £13bn in one year, and over £92bn in the long run, easily funding Britain’s defence plans without sacrificing other projects.” (1/2)
The new ECFR survey of 2,000 UK voters finds they want: 1️⃣ A closer relationship with the EU in response to threats from Putin's Russia and the USA's unreliability as an ally. 2️⃣ The UK to rejoin the EU 3️⃣ Freedom of Movement to be restored. Full results at ecfr.eu/publication/...
European solidarity in action! Today Ursula von der Leyen announced the transfer of first €3.2 billion of the €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan (to be repaid with Russian reparations). Another €6 billion towards Ukraine's defence budget is expected in days. www.euronews.com/my-europe/20...
If you're worried about Freedom of Movement, don't be. It's a benefit of the Single Market. Two-thirds of UK voters support it, while less than 20% are opposed. This is from the ECFR survey report published at the weekend, but other recent polling finds very similar results.
Cambridge for Europe will continue to campaign for our European future as full EU members! Join our in-person panel discussion this evening on the path back to Europe. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/referendum... (10/n)
As we look forward to the next decade the question should not just be “what can the EU do for us?”, but rather what can we do together as team Europe to help build a future that is more prosperous, more sustainable, and more just than the world is today. (9/n)
After a decade of Brexit failure, the UK must return to Europe and rejoin the EU! It's almost fitting that the 10th anniversary of the referendum comes a day after the resignation of another UK Prime Minister. The referendum ushered in profound political instability in the UK. 🧵(1/N)
More than twice as many UK voters disapprove of Farage as approve of him. The real risk is that the UK's antiquated FPTP voting system for general elections will put Farage in power with only a quarter of the vote.
The new ECFR report highlights how UK voters want a closer relationship with the EU in response to geopolitical crises, particularly the threats from Trump's USA and Putin's Russia. A majority now want the UK to rejoin the EU, as other recent polls have also found. ecfr.eu/publication/...
Today thousands gathered and marched in London to demand a better European future for the UK. We must rejoin the EU and unite with our neighbours to defend our shared values and interests.
Today is the day! Join the National Rejoin March in London🇬🇧🇪🇺 Meet outside Temple Underground Station on Saturday 20th June 2026, from noon. Rally on Parliament Square at 2.30pm. Unite Europe for a better future!
"In a world drifting towards nationalism, authoritarianism and instability, Europe remains one of the few places still defending democratic internationalism." In the Cambridge Independent, Camilla Cucinotta explains why she's joining Saturday's National Rejoin March. marchforrejoin.co.uk/events
On the 10th anniversary of the referendum, join our discussion in Cambridge on the path back to the EU. 🗓23 June ⏰️6pm @greenpartymolly.bsky.social @europeanmovement.co.uk @tom-brufatto.bsky.social @bestforbritain.org Jonathan Saunders @yem1.bsky.social www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/referendum...
Join us this Saturday to call for the UK to rejoin the EU🇬🇧🇪🇺 Let's unite to defend our shared values and common interests. Meet for the National Rejoin March: 🗓 Saturday 20th June 2026 ⏰️ 12 noon 🌍 Temple Underground Station, London marchforrejoin.co.uk
Whether you call it a slow puncture or a drag anchor, the damaging impact of leaving the EU on the UK economy is clear. With exports, investment and growth all.down compared to similar economies, it's no wonder that a large majority now see Brexit as a mistake. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Only 11% of Europeans now see the US as an ally, compared to 29% who see Ukraine as an ally. The European Council on Foreign Relations report also highlights highlights support for investment in renewable energy and European defence to reduce dependence on the US. ecfr.eu/publication/...
10 years after the Brexit referendum, join us for a forward-looking panel discussion on the path to rejoining the EU. 🗓 Tues 23rd June ⏰️ 6pm - 7.30pm 🌍 Cripps Court Auditorium, Cambridge Free registration (donations welcome) at www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/referendum...
Today three of our volunteers were at Strawberry Fair in Cambridge to hand out hundreds of flyers for the National Rejoin March, which takes place in London on Saturday 20th June. 10 years after the Brexit referendum, tell our political leaders that the UK must return to Europe and Rejoin the EU!
On the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, join our panel discussion on the path back to the EU. 🗓23 June ⏰️6pm @greenpartymolly.bsky.social @europeanmovement.co.uk @tom-brufatto.bsky.social @bestforbritain.org Jonathan Saunders @yem1.bsky.social www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/referendum...
Tell your MP that it's time to stop shadowing and start seizing the sanctioned ships of Russia's shadow fleet that sail through the English channel every day. These ships not only help fund Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, but are also a threat to our infrastructure and environment.
In 2026 rejoining the EU isn't about GDP, or opt-outs, or the Euro. Do we stand together or fall alone? We must rejoin the EU to unite with our neighbours and create an EU that strong enough to defend our shared values & interests, and to protect our citizens from autocrats & oligarchs. (1/3)
In 2026 it's not about GDP, or opt-outs, or the Euro. The question is this; do we stand together or fall alone? We must unite with our European neighbours to create an EU that is strong enough to defend our shared values and interests, and to protect our citizens from the autocrats and oligarchs.
The National Rejoin March on 20th June is our chance to set the agenda for the Brexit referendum anniversary week. Meet at Temple Underground Station in London at 12 noon, then March to Parliament Square for a rally. Let's make this a big one🇬🇧🇪🇺 marchforrejoin.co.uk
No more excuses. The UK Government must immediately suspend the licences it issued on Wednesday for the import of diesel & jet fuel made from Russian oil, and for transport of Russian LNG. The new sanctions must be enforced in full. The UK and EU must stop funding Russian terrorism!
The message at today's #StandWithUkraine demonstration in Cambridge was that you cannot opt out of politics. To stop authoritarianism we must stay engaged and demand from our politicians that they unite in defence of democracy. This starts with supporting Ukraine's fight for freedom!
If you are in Cambridge today, you can show solidarity with Ukraine by joining the weekly #StandWithUkraine demonstration which is held every Saturday at 2pm on King's Parade. Also, support the excellent work of Convoy4Ukraine www.convoy4ukraine.com
A UK Parliament petition to rejoin the EU now has >77K signatures. Wouldn't it be great if it could be over 100K by the time it closes on 8th June, so Parliament will have to debate it? Good timing for the referendum anniversary too. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/74...
Yesterday Márta Pardavi of the @hungarianhelsinki.bsky.social joined us for an extremely interesting and inspiring discussion of the recent general elections in Hungary, the challenges facing the new government of Peter Magyar, and the implications for EU policy and European democracy. (1/2)