Tag Archives: renegotiation

More on Cameron’s Deal

Posted on 11/03/2016 by The Referist

From The Brexit Door on Thursday comes irrefutable proof that David Cameron’s “EU Renegotiation”  is “Not Binding” on the EU Institutions. The previous day, The House of Commons Library published a Briefing Paper: EU Referendum: analysis of the UK’s new … Continue reading →

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Swinging Dodgy

Posted on 29/02/2016 by The Referist

  The two catchwords that endeared the late, great Norman Vaughan to the British public were ‘Swinging’ and ‘Dodgy’, often accompanied by thumbs up or thumbs down gestures. Over the past week we have seen that the word ‘Dodgy’ is … Continue reading →

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Cameron’s Deal

Posted on 24/02/2016 by The Referist

A great deal has been written in the legacy media and in the blogosphere over the past few days reporting the outcome of David Cameron’s recent negotiations at the European Council, much of it of a conflicting and controvertial nature, … Continue reading →

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