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referendum Tag Archive

Deal or No Deal: does the EU need the UK?

by • 11th July 2020

Rishikesh Bhuskute invites us to start talking about Brexit again ...

Armstrong vote restarted after flaws revealed

by • 19th June 2020

Joe Molander on the latest development in the vote to rename the Armstrong Building...

What do Sinn Féin gains mean for Northern Ireland?

by • 17th February 2020

Alec Wilson reviews the case for Irish reunification in the aftermath of the general election...

Super Saturday: the People’s Vote March, Boris vs Bercow, and more Brexit delays

by • 22nd October 2019

Joe Andrews reports the People's Vote March and the implications it may have for UK politics...

Brexit: are new funds sticking a plaster on a fatal wound?

by • 19th March 2019

Rarely has a government been criticised for promising billions in funding to some of the most deprived local authorities in the country. Theresa May has once again demonstrated...

Top keksit

by • 14th March 2019

I was barely through my third pre-dinner vodka when I heard the news. Theresa May’s deal got voted out again by a margin of 149; perhaps not as big as the literally historic...

Brexit: a done deal, or no deal?

by • 11th February 2019

As March 29th draws closer, Jack Coles updates us on the Brexit events of the last month....

Brexit, regrexit

by • 10th December 2018

They say that it is always darkest before the dawn. Or in the case of Brexit, wildly unpredictable. Following two years of negotiations, the EU and the UK have finally reached a...

Brexit: time for another vote?

by • 24th October 2018

Nicola Sturgeon recently announced that she would back another referendum. Our writers debate if another vote is necessary...

Referendums: Have We Reached a Democratic Disaster?

by • 2nd October 2017

Is it time to say enough to the referendum? ...