Ellesmere Port & Neston For Europe is a non-party-political people’s movement dedicated to defending our place within the European Union.

We do not believe that Brexit is in any way desirable or inevitable, and is in fact detrimental on every level.

It is becoming evident that Brexit will not improve anything for the ordinary citizen, and that our best chance of success lies within membership of the EU.

Brexit is not the will of a clear majority of the people. 

We demand that the British people be allowed a fair vote on the Brexit deal before the UK exits the EU and that remaining a full member of the European Union should be an option.

Our group will fight to protect the ideals of Europe, which include our EU citizenship, freedom of movement, the customs union and the single market.

We will continue to support full membership of the European Union and full engagement with our European partners and friends. We do so precisely because we believe this is directly in our interests as a nation, and our interests as British and European citizens. The Government does not have the right to strip us of either of our citizenships nor rights without our consent.

Chester for Europe will continue to support the goals and aims of the European Union as the best means to promote peace, prosperity and security for Britain and all our European friends and neighbours.

Within the Ellesmere Port & Neston constituency Brexit, particluarly a so called “hard” or “no deal” Brexit could have serious implications for the future of the Vauxhall plant, whilst it might seem that there is always the threat of closure, if the company has to start paying tariffs to export to the EU, it could have such an impact on the profit margin (we’ll fact check to see if this is as bad as that, but it probably

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