The General meeting of York for Europe, Tuesday 27th May 2025 at 19.30 by Zoom
link is here
Join us.. No password necessary, just wait to be admitted.
See again our Zoom meeting with The Young European Movement’s UK president, Cecilia Jastrzembska and colleague Lea Rattei of Thursday 20th February
2024 Celebrating Impact Prize for the EU Rights and Brexit Hub
York University's Professor Charlotte O'Brien
The EU Rights and Brexit Hub is the first of its kind: a nation-wide, legal action research hub. It is an interdisciplinary, inter-institutional, multi-method three-year project investigating how Brexit affects the social rights of EU/EEA nationals in the UK. It is funded by an ESRC large Governance After Brexit Grant.
Do revisit our Facebook interview with Professor O'Brien a couple of years ago, here
... and see more about the award here on YouTube...
Photoshoot follow-up ~ visit to Dijon
Our friends from the Dijon art organisation Ombradipeter, photographer Monique Serna and art director Vincenzo Cirillo, invited four of us to Dijon to take part in the opening of Exposition « York vue par les cœurs » . see
We are now delighted to invite you to see the exhibition at York's City Screen until 26th January (up on the first floor corridor)
For some informal snaps of Dijon taken during our our own visit to Dijon in 2024, see
Here’s the Hansard report on Wednesday 15th January's Youth Mobility (EU) Bill
Second reading not until July, so plenty of time to put pressure
on our MPs to support when it comes back.
Read the text here...
anti-social media
Professor Juliet Lodge considers a European perspective and reports on Musk's altercation with the EU.
Fulford Show 26th August, afternoon, School Lane.
It was a great day for York for Europe, meeting with each other and a lot of friends. see some snaps of the day
This is what the folk at the show think of the current situation. If only the main political parties would listen. Aren't governments meant to represent the wishes of the people?
York for Europe's Mission
We maintain that the UK, having left the EU, will have its best interests served by retaining a close as possible relationship with the EU, its peoples and its cultures. This site will serve as a bulletin board, a village pump, and information and interest exchange. The aim of this site it to keep alive our already close ties with the countries of Europe which, we maintain, were more easily facilitated when the UK was a member of the EU. We will also share any difficulties that arise from terminating membership and solutions to problems where they exist. Also, we will share advantages of leaving the union should they arise...
“Our fight continues....
We are standing up for European rights, standards and values in the UK”
If you visit the AI site called ChatGBT and ask it the question, "What is York for Europe?" You get the following answer, which I think is rather cool....
"York for Europe is a pro-European Union campaign group based in the city of York, United Kingdom. The group advocates for maintaining close ties with the European Union and promoting the benefits of EU membership. York for Europe engages in various activities such as organising events, campaigns, and initiatives to raise awareness about the importance of the UK's relationship with the EU. The group aims to provide a platform for individuals in York and surrounding areas to voice their support for European cooperation and unity."
Free movement of EU citizens and their family members: An overview
Directive 2004/38/EC (also known as the Citizens' Rights Directive or alternatively the Free Movement Directive) establishes the conditions under which European Union (EU) citizens and their family members.
We are going to have to help our friends in Doncaster when the time comes.
Yorkshire Bylines reports that Reform plan to park their tanks there... ...or is it water butts?
Survival Notes - page under construction - assistance with links for travellers to the EU and EU citizens in the UK
Follow this link for some photographs of all the Welcome to the
City of York signs
York for Europe and the York Twinning Committees of Dijon and Münster have been working with Cllr Christian Vassie and staff of York Council to see the Twin Cities acknowledged on our welcome signs. The entire project has been financed by donations from York for Europe and the Twinning Committees. Full marks to the Council and CPMedia for a prompt and impressive job well done.
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