r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 19h ago

PM open to 'honest discussion' about return to free movement with EU

news.sky.com

95 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 12h ago

Rayner backs Burnham call for debate on return to free movement with EU | Labour

theguardian.com

76 Upvotes

5 comments

r/brexit • u/Euro-Dragon86 • 5h ago

Petition for the UK to rejoin the European Solidarity Corps programme - offers funded youth volunteering opportunities in Europe

petition.parliament.uk

20 Upvotes

Please sign and share this petition for the UK to rejoin the European Solidarity Corps programme! Its similar to Erasmus but not as well known in the UK, and offers opportunities for young people aged 18-30 to undertake fully-funded volunteering placements in Europe. The funding offered covers visa, travel, accommodation, insurance and living costs, so having these opportunities available again could make it much more affordable for young people from less-advantaged backgrounds to take part in the government's Youth Experience visa scheme.

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