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How much is Brexit really costing us? The Cost of Brexit
  • that a truly ‘Global Britain’ stands firm in its commitment to the treaties that it signs, the financial aid it promises countries that need it most, and sets a clear example for all nations to follow.
  • that no vote, in any part of the UK, should be considered ‘wasted’; that the only way to solve fundamental problems in our society, and in our politics, is to make all votes matter through electoral reform.
  • that no country can face the challenge of climate change alone, and that it is only through close-knit co-operation with our neighbours, as well as nations around the globe, that we can start to reverse its destructive effects, before it is too late.
  • that when faced with the threat of superpowers controlled by those who seek to reduce the rights of the individual, or those that threaten international liberal democracy, we must stand together with our friends and allies, particularly our neighbours in Europe.
  • that our democracy can only be improved if public trust in politics and political processes is restored. A more decentralised approach to decision making would put power back into the hands of local communities and help to re-enfranchise the disenfranchised.
  • that there are many reasons to be hopeful. Technology, used for good, has the ability to solve or drastically reduce many of the world’s crises, and to boost educational attainment, health outcomes, and better distribute the proceeds of economic growth.
  • that in the face of Covid-19, groundbreaking decisions need to be taken; that alternative social and financial models, such as Universal Basic Income, should be explored to address unprecedented economic shocks and depression.
  • that Britain’s commitments to the rights of minorities should be a beacon for the world, setting out a vision of equality that nations aspire to achieve. And that any rolling back of protections for those living in Britain, or those seeking asylum here, must be prevented at all costs.
  • that there is more that unites us than divides us, and that the culture war being waged for political interests on the people of this country exposes small disagreements and turns them into deep-running societal divides. We stand firm in our commitment to reuniting the nation, building consensus, and providing the common ground that paves the way for a  moderate, forward-thinking government to take us back to being world-leading, not world-beating.

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