"'If you traded something, made something, sold something, ran something, policed something, protected something, transported something, communicated something, fished something, grew something, burnt something, buried something, stored something, repaired something, bought something, spent something, exchanged something, taught something, learned something, powered something, healed something, published something, researched something, reported something, supported something, Brussels had a say in it.

The EU was everywhere. EU Laws were everywhere, and the scope was getting wider with every new treaty.

Now, ten years on, things are very different...'

Britain has been a member of the European Union for a third of a century, enduring all the waste, fraud and red tape that Brussels could imagine.

But what would it be like if one day Britain just said 'Enough'? Ten Years On takes us to a world where it has done just that."

This mixed fact-fiction account highlights the true costs of the débacle of British EU membership, with only a little excess political waffle. Good job.

For the Convention book table. May be an interesting read in light of the state of the UK now!


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No takers at the Convention, so the book travels on. I don't think Britain will stand ten years outside the EU. Skotland might also declare independence...
The book was left in the beautiful Dean Village, Edinburgh.