Brexit has made town twinning a battleground – but it’s always been political.
The creation of links with twin towns can challenge governments and show solidarity. [Read now...]
What ever happened to Euroscepticism?
One of the defining features of British politics in recent decades has been the critical discussion of European integration. And this election was called because of a major issue about the EU. So surely this is the apotheosis of Euroscepticism? [Read now...]
Brexit reshapes the basis of party support – again.
How Brexit reshaped the pattern of vote choice yet further in the 2019 General Election. [Read now...]
The (not so) strange death of European policy, Part III
Professor Simon Usherwood asking whether there is much expression of Euroscepticism in the General Election campaign. [Read now...]
Lack of unity across the Eurosceptic Movement.
Professor Simon Usherwood on the Brexit Party resignations — This is a structural problem for Eurosceptics. [Read now...]
