EU referendum papers this week

Association of Research Managers and Administrators statement on the EU referendum

LSE Commission on the Future of Britain in Europe 

New Settlement or Brexit? Key legal issues for the UK’s post-referendum relationship with the EU- Bar Council.

EU referendum papers this week

 Brexit and the Uk's public finances- IFS

Eurosceptics Handbook- Civitas

Federation of Small Businesses EU questions :One month to go - EU Referendum campaigns answer top small business questions

 HM Treasury analysis: the immediate economic impact of leaving the EU

Wales and the EU Referendum: Estimating Wales’ Net Contribution to the European Union, is published by Cardiff University’s Wales Governance Centre

SPERI Brief No. 23 ‘UK regions, the European Union and manufacturing exports’

SPERI Brief No. 24 ‘UK regions and European structural and investment funds’

Which universities and subjects would lose out in the event of Brexit?

Veterans of UK armed Forces vote leave

Lessons from history for the Brexiters- Letter to the Guardian from UK Historians.

CityUk - Guide to the EU referendum

Operation Black vote leaflet- 

the OBV campaign poster that caused controversy

EU referendum reports this week

Institute of Directors Survey of business leaders on the EU

Letter to Times from  Head of Uk Intelligence - Security risked by Brexit. 

 BCC EU Survey: Business vote tightens as referendum campaign heads to the finish line

A million more UK workers could be forced to work excessive hours without EU protections-  TUC

Economic impact of leaving the EU - NIESR 

Electoral Commission data on political donations and loans ahead of the EU referendum

European Futures an academic blog on Europe and European affairs from the University of Edinburgh and the Edinburgh Europa Institute

EI notes papers from UCL 

Effects of EU membership on EU productivity and wages.- London First

Estates Gazette round up of Brexit property related news and stories.  

RICS commercial market survey- 80% of central London respondents say referendum uncertainty has reduced investment

UK pharmaceutical industry letter to The Observer, 8 May 2016

This house Believes we should leave the European Union - LSE public debate 26th April 2016.

To Brexit or not to Brexit: a taxing question-   Angel Gurría, Dr Thomas Sampson Recorded on 27 April 2016 at Old Theatre, Old Building, LSE 

Bank of England Monetary policy committee refers to the referendum and predictions for economic growth

 

EU referendum reports this week

 Jeremy Corbyn speech on why he is supporting Britain in Europe

IMF warning in World Economic outlook against Brexit

David Miliband speech in favour of Britain remaining in the EU via LabourList. 

A guide to the budget of the EU - IFS 

Brexit - the view from Germany - Interesting article in The Conversation.

Designation of official campaigns by the Electoral Commission
Press release explaining decision.

Brexit could slow housing market - Halifax house price report. March 2016

Hansard Society Audit of Political Engagement

The 13th annual edition of this key publication has just been published. Topics covered include interest in EU and certainty to vote in the referendum,

LSE has launched a 10-week video series featuring expert comment from the School’s academics on a wide range of issues relating to the EU referendum on 23 June

EU referendum reports this week

Britain's choice: economic security with the EU, or a leap into the dark David Cameron article 5th April 

Nicky Morgan: leaving the EU risks a lost generation - Education Secretary speech 29th March transcript.

  Letter to the Times from 150 Royal Society scientists warning against Brexit

Brexit would mean less money for the NHS- Letter from Alan Milburn, Patricia Hewitt, Andy Burnham and Alan Johnson in Guardian

Implications of a UK exit from the EU for  British agriculture NFU 

Healthier IN the EU is a grassroots campaign set up to raise the voice of UK health professionals, carers, patients and researchers in the EU referendum debate.
Times Letter April 4th 

The Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum series on EU Referendum - OMFIM is an independent platform for dialogue and research. It serves as a non-lobbying network for worldwide public-private sector interaction in finance and economics.

Brexit could risk “legal and commercial chaos” and would cause years of uncertainty for employers and workers, TUC publishes legal opinion.

UK Government launch EU referendum site  - this includes the referendum leaflet why the Government believes the UK should remain part of the EU

The NHS - How Brexit could affect our health service TUC

 

EU referendum reports this week

AllianzGI view on UK's EU referendum

Bank of England warns on Brexit in its latest financial stability report. 

 Nicky Morgan speech EU exit will hit youth Hardest 

Speech: Brexit – the Business View Read the lecture delivered at London Business School by Carolyn Fairbairn, CBI Director-General and Rain Newton-Smith, CBI Director of Economics

80% of CBI members want to remain in EU - survey 

Britain's Special status in  Europe- Policy Network

 Vote Leave list of EU wanted criminals entering UK 

 

 

 

EU referendum key reports this week

Britain's special status in Europe

Andrew Duff - A comprehensive assessment of the UK-EU deal and its consequences. Policy Network

A positive case for Britain’s future in a reformed EU Jo Johnson speech

Charity Commissioner regulatory guidance on the EU referendum. 

This occurred after the Telegraph published concerns that charities were taking political positions on the referendum

CLA (Country Land & Business Association) Leave or remain report. The decisions politicians must make to support the rural economy.

Treasury Select Committee Hearing – The economic and financial costs and benefits of UK's EU membership: Mark Carney and Jon Cunliffe- letter and hearing from Bank of England website.

A practitioner’s guide to Brexit – exploring its consequences and alternatives to EU membership” TheCityUk

SUN newspaper- Queen is supporter of Brexit story.

EU referendum key papers this week

The UK’s EU referendum 2016 explained- Useful background pages from the House of Commons Library

Foreign Secretary speech on alternatives to EU membership, delivered at Chatham House 2nd March 2016.

Emmanuel Macron interview: edited transcript FT- French finance minister on implications of Brexit.


Alternatives to membership: possible models for the United Kingdom outside the European Union - Foreign Office paper

John Longworth: EU referendum a choice ‘between the devil and the deep blue sea’ Speech at British Chambers of Commerce Annual Conference 2016.

Statement from Car manufacturer Toyota 

Britain must stay in the EU to protect itself from Isil, former military chiefs say Letter to Telegraph 23rd Feb 2016

EU referendum - resources for tracing polls

Following on from the resources listed in our previous posts
Here are some useful starting points for tracing the latest polls. Remember to check the methodology used.

The What UK Thinks: EU Poll of Polls from the NatCen for Social Research is based on the average share of the vote for ‘Leave’ and ‘Remain’ in the six most recent polls of voting intentions in the EU Referendum.

IPSO Mori polls archive of EU topics.
YouGov polls
Com Res
ORB international has some brexit polls
Evening standard BMG polls.
Survation polls
ICM EU referendum tracker.

 

EU referendum - intial reactions

The latest reaction to the EU referendum.
A number of business leaders have signed a letter to the Times stating that leaving the EU would damage business prospects. This is behind a paywall but the BBC has summaries.

other initial reactions

Newspapers
Financial Times  - the case for Britain to remain in Europe
Telegraph - Time to talk about Brexit.
Guardian 
Daily Mail- at last the fate of Britain is up to you! 
Economist - Bagehot blog.

Business Groups
CBI  response, response to 23rd feb letter
EU resources.
British Chambers of Commerce EU referendum hub has surveys and responses. Initial response to deal
 Bank of England governor speech. The European Union, monetary and financial stability, and the Bank of England -October 2015
Institute of Directors -
 business leaders poll
City Uk report on EU reform.