Articles by Jayne Adye

Jayne Adye is Campaign Director of cross-party, grassroots, Eurosceptic group Get Britain Out

No deal, or the real deal? Preparing to walk away

The PM has claimed an ‘Australian-style’ deal is nothing to be afraid of. Now he needs to get his Government into gear and prepare this country properly for such a "no deal" outcome. If the EU is preparing - then why aren’t we?
by Jayne Adye - 10 July 2020
Brussels tries to capsize post-Brexit fishing

The EU is abusing the Transition Period to stack the deck against British interests. Fishing is a perfect illustration, which also shows why we need to break free from the shackles of the EU as fast as we possibly can
by Jayne Adye - 25 June 2020
Project Fear scaremongers still lost in denial

From Nissan to Tesla, global companies are voting for Brexit Britain with their feet. Project Fear scaremongers are sliding ever further into self-imposed humiliation and irrelevance
by Jayne Adye - 18 June 2020
EU cranking ECJ into overdrive to try and derail Brexit

Desperate Brussels knows it is losing in the face of Boris Johnson's fair but firm approach to negotiations. So, it is employing dirty tricks, and using the European Court of Justice as cover. It won't work, and they should face up to reality now
by Jayne Adye - 1 June 2020
Time for EU member states to intervene

If the EU continues to adopt a totally intransigent position in negotiations with Britain, then we must walk away on World Trade Organisation Terms. If EU member states want to avoid that, it's time to step in and over-rule Brussels
by Jayne Adye - 23 May 2020
The media's obsession with failed EU projects

All that the Remain-biased media's latest obsessions with failed Brussels policies on COVID-19 have shown is that we must escape the sclerotic and declining EU as fast as we possibly can
by Jayne Adye - 8 May 2020
Are MPs ready to wield the powers Brexit has given them?

Defeating the British establishment by ensuring that the 2016 Brexit referendum was respected represented a heroic victory. But now that we have taken back power from Brussels, are our MPs ready to wield it?
by Jayne Adye - 13 February 2020
Bungling Brexit or leading the Commonwealth?

The Commonwealth is home to 2.4 billion people on 5 continents around the world. Member countries range from India to Canada to the Seychelles and the Bahamas. In terms of population size, GDP growth, and diversity of people and geography, the EU does not come close. If Theresa May can find the vision, we can lead the Commonwealth. The risk is, she's just going to bungle it
by Jayne Adye - 19 October 2018
A WTO Brexit is the best of both worlds

If Britain leaves the EU on WTO terms this does not in fact amount to no deal. WTO is a deal, the one most countires use in international trade. We should go for that, save ourselves the 40 billion, and get Britain out of the EU as soon as possible
by Jayne Adye - 1 August 2018
The folly and the failure of mass EU migration

It is not anti-immigrant to call for a fair, reasonable, and sane immigration system. We can't have that as members of the EU. British social services, and especially our poorest citizens, will continue to suffer until we get Britain out
by Jayne Adye - 24 February 2018
British global influence as strong as ever post-Brexit

Britain has extraordinary reserves of both soft and hard power which it will continue to employ after Brexit. The scaremongers who say we will be weakened without membership of the European Union understand neither the EU nor Britain
by Jayne Adye - 8 December 2017
The EU is a house deeply divided

The issue of refugees is bringing out into the open the deep divisions inside the EU which make a nonsense of ever closer union. Former communist countries who endured occupation do not take kindly to being dictated to by Brussels, and Brexit may yet be an example they will wish to follow
by Jayne Adye - 26 August 2017
Pending Brexit, immigration has still not been addressed

One, among many, reasons why people don't trust the establishment is the pack of lies they have been told about uncontrolled immigration, which has not benefited the economy and which has not slowed down. The people have a right to see their concerns addressed
by Jayne Adye - 16 August 2017
Blame the EU for this airport chaos

The chaos at some European airports is another example of incompetence and bad faith in Europe, while European airlines and Brussels are agiain showing petty mindedness on aviation policy to punish British travellers for Brexit. They will not succeed in breaking our will
by Jayne Adye - 5 August 2017
Brexit must mean no more benefit tourism

Isn’t it enough the UK has given the EU over half a trillion pounds since we joined – only now to learn we must give away even more in benefits to migrants and their relatives who don't even live here? Brexit must mean no more benefit tourism
by Jayne Adye - 12 April 2017