The General meeting of York for Europe, Tuesday 16th September 2025 at 19.30 by Zoom
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Martin Brooks
David Wilson
Have a look at this preview of Jon Danzig's latest video. Jon is an old friend of York for Europe. He is a journalist and film-maker, with many years experience in the world of writing, broadcasting, magazine editing, photography and film making.
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It is a happy coincidence that as York and Lviv are working to become sister cities, the European Movement UK has produced a powerful new film this year in Lviv to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
Lviv is known as Ukraine’s humanitarian hub and Flags in the Wind highlights the resilience and determination of people fleeing the devastation of war, drawing parallels with Britain’s own wartime past.
It reminds us never to take Europe’s peace for granted, amplifying voices of those fighting tyranny today.
In honour of Lviv, please watch this 25 minute film.
За щасливим збігом обставин саме в той час, коли Йорк і Львів працюють над тим, щоб стати містами-побратимами, Європейський рух Великої Британії нещодавно створив у Львові новий потужний фільм, щоб відзначити 80-ту річницю Дня перемоги над нацизмом.
Львів відомий як гуманітарний хаб України, і фільм «Прапори на вітрі» підкреслюючи стійкість та рішучість людей, які рятуються від руйнувань війни, проводить паралелі між воєнними реаліями України і воєнним минулим Великої Британії.
Цей фільм нагадує нам про те, як важливо ніколи не сприймати мир у Європі як даність, посилюючи голоси тих, хто бореться з тиранією сьогодні.
Будь ласка, подивіться цей 25-хвилинний фільм на пошану Львова.
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...
anti-social media
Professor Juliet Lodge considers a European perspective and reports on Musk's altercation with the EU.
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.
Yorkshire Bylines reports that Reform plan to park their tanks there... ...or is it water butts?
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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