EU is not the be all and end all
Date published: 12 March 2018
Editor,
I think it’s rather fitting that the theme of this year’s Commonwealth Day is ‘towards a common future.’
The shape of the UK’s future has not been so uncertain for a very long time and that is inevitably causing concern in various quarters about how it will all pan out.
Many people in this country have not known life outside the domination of the European Union and are afraid of the unknown.
So Commonwealth Day is a timely reminder that the EU is not the be all and end all in terms of trade and membership of a powerful group.
As the Commonwealth Association says, this year’s theme ‘renews our Commonwealth vision and commitment to building on the individual and collective strengths of all member countries to respond to global challenges, and deliver a more prosperous, secure, sustainable and fair future for all of our citizens, particularly our young people.
Paul Nuttall, North West MEP
UK Independence Party
The views expressed are those of the author of the letter and not those of Oldham Chronicle.
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