EU referendum to take place in June
Prime Minister David Cameron has set a date for this summer's EU referendum - the vote will take place on June 23rd.
Prime Minister David Cameron has set a date for this summer's EU referendum - the vote will take place on June 23rd.
Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies has announced that he'll back a vote to leave the European Union in the referendum to be held on June 23rd.
Mr Davies, who's Opposition Leader in the Assembly, said he's given it 'a great deal of consideration.'
His statement is below:
In June voters will have a say on Britain’s future in the European Union, for the first time in more than a generation. Thanks to the Conservatives, the future of our relationship with Europe will then be placed in the hands of the people - not politicians.
After a great deal of consideration I have decided that I will be voting for Britain to leave the EU. It is my belief that our future will be best served as part of a looser, economic relationship with the European Union.
There will be almost 7 weeks for Welsh politicians to articulate their positions on the European question, but before a ballot has been cast in the referendum Welsh voters face an even bigger question. We are a little over 70 days away from the most important Welsh Assembly election in a generation and the Welsh Conservatives will not be distracted from articulating our positive vision of real change for our NHS, Education and Economy.
As the UK surges forward, Wales risks being left behind. We simply cannot afford to give Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party 5 more years to make the same mistakes all over again.
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