Newsletter n°433 / ANNOUNCING BREXIT CONFERENCE AT QUEEN ELIZABETH CENTRE ON 19 MARCH





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Conférence

BREXIT: SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO

Monday 19th March

"A whole day of debates, talks and discussions about the future of the UK in Europe ranging from the economic implication of Brexit on trade to the future of Europeans in the UK."

“With an extraordinary selection of speakers, public figures and experts!”


WHY THIS EVENT?
All the noise created by the media and politicians, makes it hard to understand what could happen to European citizens, to the economy, to businesses and to trading with the European Union. This has become a vicious circle leading to even more Brexit uncertainty and confusion.

“This event will filter out the noise.”

In the Main Hall, lawyers, tax and business advisers will be available to answer attendees’ questions. For the day's events in the Auditorium, an extraordinary collection of experts, politicians, journalists and activists has been assembled. They will address the critical issues and help us determine what is best for us, our families and our businesses.

"We believe that a full and fair discussion is essential to democracy.”


WHO SHOULD ATTEND?


⦁ British people who want to understand the impact of Brexit
⦁ All Europeans living and working in the UK
⦁ European companies
⦁ European entrepreneurs
⦁ Anyone who employs Europeans
⦁ Companies that trade primarily with EU-based customers

Speakers who have accepted our invitation include:

Vince Cable Leader of the Lib Dems, Caroline Lucas Leader of the Green Party, Chuka Umunna Chair of the APPG on EU Relations and Labour MP for Streatham, Gina Miller (Businesswoman and activist), Professor AC Grayling (Philosopher), Mark Drakeford Cabinet Secretary for Finance (Welsh government), Dr Mike Galsworthy – Programme director of Scientists for EU, Vicky Pryce (Economist), Seb Dance MEP for the London region, Mary Honeyball - MEP for London, Eloise Todd – CEO of Best for Britain.

SOME OF THE TOPICS COVERED

Morning Session
⦁ The Impact of Brexit on the economy, business and trade.
⦁ How to de-passionate the debate and remain pragmatic and constructive
⦁ The City in trouble, finance and the pound
⦁ Which type of companies have started relocating and what it means for business.
⦁ What other EU countries are doing to attract UK based entrepreneurs and businesses

Afternoon Session
⦁ Scotland and the Union: UK or Europe?
⦁ Holding the government to accounts on Status of EU citizens
⦁ The NHS on a drip without the EU
⦁ Will Wales suffer even deeper from Brexit?
⦁ Tactical voting and principals above politics

Evening Session

⦁ Call to all EU citizens to cast vote at the local elections in May
⦁ What are EU citizenship rights and who is fighting to protect them?
⦁ Status of EU citizens in the UK: What you need to know, what you need to do?

See Full Programme
(Please note that programme remains subject to finalisation)

TICKET PRICE

ENTRY FREE FOR ACCESS TO MAIN HALL – Must register in advance
ENTRY to each session from only £12.50. SPECIAL OFFER only £35 for all 3 sessions.
FREE ENTRY for Students, OAPs and Job Seekers but advance registration required. (Limited number of tickets available).


To Register or buy tickets


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