There's an important series of Brexit votes taking place tomorrow. The UK government will seek to overturn some sensible amendments made in the Lords, allotting just a few hours to consider many important issues.
If you can, please write to your MPs today urging them to support amendments that will minimise the damage caused by the self-harming hard Brexit.
You can write to your MP using the excellent WriteToThem service, which is quick and costs nothing. Here's what I've sent - please feel free to draw on it, but do use your own words and thoughts to increase the impact. Thanks.
If you can, please write to your MPs today urging them to support amendments that will minimise the damage caused by the self-harming hard Brexit.
You can write to your MP using the excellent WriteToThem service, which is quick and costs nothing. Here's what I've sent - please feel free to draw on it, but do use your own words and thoughts to increase the impact. Thanks.
I am writing to you in connection with the votes on the EU Withdrawal Bill. I am very concerned about the destructive effect that a hard Brexit will have on this country, its economy and particularly those who are already struggling to make ends meet.
As every credible analysis shows, a hard Brexit will cause huge damage to the UK economy, and inevitably lead to an impoverishment of the vast majority of people in this country. For those who have little, that will be a serious blow.
To avoid that, I would urge you to vote for Amendments 1 & 2 (to continue in a customs union), Amendment 51 (to participate in Europe’s economic area) and Amendment 19 (to allow for a proper and meaningful vote in Parliament on any Brexit deal).
The votes on these amendments represent a unique opportunity to minimise the damage caused by Brexit and the UK government's incompetent handling of the negotiations. Please take full advantage of it for the sake of those most vulnerable in our society.
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