The Brexit Debate

Jim Meredith, Chairman at Augean and John Allbrook, Criticaleye Board Mentor argue their cases for whether Britain should stay in the European Union

KEY POINTS: For Brexit

• We don’t earn enough from

Europe and should focus

on trade elsewhere

• The EU is unable to form the

cohesive policies it requires

• A Brexit means we can work under

our own rules and regulations

KEY POINTS: Against Brexit

• Being an EU member gives us

better trade links

• The EU brings peace to its

members where previously

there was war

• Multi-national policies have led

to less extremism

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