You probably won’t agree with all of Mr Embery’s policy prescriptions, but he will force you to think outside your usual political grooves — Wall Street Journal
TEN YEARS AGO this very day, Britain voted to leave the European Union. It was, by any measure, a seismic political decision.
I had thrown my heart and soul into campaigning for Brexit. As the national organiser of an excellent little group called ‘Trade Unionists Against the EU’, I spoke in the media and debated at several public events. I even lost my position as a senior union official over my pro-Brexit activities.