EU bulletin 18th January 2016 EU reaches out to Iran
A weekend report in the British Telegraph that US intelligence agencies are to conduct a major investigation into how the Kremlin is trying to divide and weaken the EU is followed up in today's…
A weekend report in the British Telegraph that US intelligence agencies are to conduct a major investigation into how the Kremlin is trying to divide and weaken the EU is followed up in today's…
The North East has already received billions of pounds of investment over the decades from the European Union. Projects relying on EU funding include the Hartlepool Growth Hub, the Teesside Advanced…
Europe will, this year, face even more problems, but the idea the EU is over isn't true, European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker has said. See report in EUobserver:…
The them for this year is "Don't stand by".
Britain got one step closer to a compromise with its European Union partners over curbing welfare payments to EU migrants when the senior EU official in charge of the negotiation said fundamental…
The new *Councillor* Gemma Massey takes 63 per cent of the vote in the Launceston Central by-election:
Media reports of the controversy relating to Cllr Dipu Ahad's public meeting alongside Moazzam Begg of Cage UK misses an important point in respect to Liberal Democrat concerns about the event. We…
"Plans to cut maintenance grants are wrong and we will fight them tooth and nail. Social mobility is a real priority and these changes threaten to further entrench inequality. It is something I…
The blow dealt to Hungary's surveillance practices this week by the European Court of Human (ECHR) Rights could usher in a wave of similar rulings from around the EU, according to EurActiv:
There's an unfounded, persistent myth trotted out by critics about the EU budget not being signed off. Here's the facts :