"at least we are not tied in to the ghastly Euro currency." For which we have to thank the sheer dumb luck of having a feuding Chancellor & PM at the time. Blair wanted to ergo Brown blocked it, the very definition of a narrow escape. Whilst I am of the belief that we are better off within than without, I do also firmly believe that as no-one in the country under the age of 58 has had a say in membership, and that the concept of the EU has changed radically since we joined, then a reappraisal followed by a referendum is the equitable thing to do. Furthermore with Greece still teetering on the brink of an exit, I think this only strengthens Cameron's hand.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 13:17:00	Adrian Irving
Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 13:33:00	Julian Pavey
BBC coverage of Grexit negotiations	14/07/15 13:42:00	Peter Milligan
Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 14:01:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 14:43:00	Cllr Sam Hearn
Re:Re:Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 15:15:00	Huw Burford-Taylor
Re:Re:Re:Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 15:53:00	Christopher Bell
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 18:28:00	Keith Iddon
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 22:46:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 18:28:00	Keith Iddon
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:UK to vote in or out of the EU next week	14/07/15 22:40:00	Claire Moran

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