South Norfolk

My main reasons for rejoining are because I am appalled by the rise in right wing populism, and feel that being part of a multinational group normalises getting on with people from other nations.

alison Willis

9 November 2026

I want the UK to rejoin as soon as possible - I don't want either the country, or me personally, to be any poorer thanks to a small number of very rich people hijacking an advisory referendum (which was strictly 'advisory' and had no legal imperative for implementation) in order to avoid forthcoming EU clampdowns on tax avoidance and money laundering, which the crooks and spivs behind this scam were not keen on complying with. It's to the great detriment of the far-right that they turned to racist elements and made a huge thing of immigration to win their case. Ironically there was an enormous increase of immigration via small boats post-Brexit, which was used to justify the decision, with little scrutiny of the financial losses Brexit engendered. I want this self-harming farrago over as soon as possible. As a bonus I'd like to see the people behind it who lied without compunction to be punished for their damage to the country (although that won't happen as it would open up all sorts of cases against the corrupt). Start the tricky rejoin negotiations ASAP and let's end this nightmare.

Van Blerk

9 November 2026

I voted to stay in the EU previously as I believe the benefits outweigh any negatives. It brings economic benefits for companies and educational benefits for my children and grandchildren. Personally it makes retirement abroad a possibility. I would rather be aligned to the morality and diverseness of Europe than aligned to the USA.

Paula smith

9 November 2026

I live in fear of not being subject to the European Constitution of Human Rights. Furthermore, it is only since the last Ice Age that the British Isles have been separated by Sea from mainland Europe, about 9,000 years, which is peanuts for a species that has been around for 200,000 years in its anatomically modern form and evolved to form coalitions of smaller units into defensive groupings.

Nell Aubrey

9 November 2026

I strongly believe that the UK should rejoin the EU. I work for a clothing brand managing both import and export which has been rendered significantly more difficult and costly since we left the EU. Rejoining would ease the processes saving both time and money. Making UK businesses more profitable will add more to the UK's tax take which can be spent on vital public services recovering from decades of underinvestment. Unity is strength and the UK as part of the EU will be in a more secure position from the impact of foreign state and non-state actors who wish us harm. We can no longer rely on the support of an increasingly volatile US. I also want myself and my daughter, when she is old enough, to be able to travel and work freely throughout Europe.

Christopher Bird-Butler

8 November 2026