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Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
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Originally Posted by Tealeaf
I see that the H of C's has come round to having a debate on whether or not to hold a referendum on EU membership. According to the Tory party in-house magazine - the Torygraph - Cameron has already issued a three-liner so that his back benchers go through the 'No' lobby. Read it all here:
Conservatives ordered to vote against EU referendum - Telegraph
Nowt unexpected there, then. But there is no information yet on what Red Ed has instructed his troops to do. My question therefore, to Graham is this: Given the local feelings about the UK's continuing membership of the EU and your postings within this thread, will you go into the 'Aye' lobby? |
No matter what people think about the pros and cons of the E.U., there is an overwhelming desire for local people to be allowed their say on this issue.
We wait with interest whether our M.P.'s vote reflects this.
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