Best for Britain campaign for parliamentary vote on Brexit deal

By Lorelei
September 6, 2017 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Posted September 6, 2017

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People on both sides of the Brexit divide are increasingly uncomfortable with the government's botched handling of the Brexit negotiations. Best for Britain wants to ensure that Parliament retains control of the process instead of handing it over to a small cabal of ministers beholden to party infighting. It is also campaigning for a 'No Brexit' option in the case that there is 'no deal' or 'bad deal'. If you care about the future of this country and its democratic institutions , please email your MP or sign the attached petition which will send one automatically.

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