Here you can find an archive of all the news items that have been on this website.
26-Feb-2014 @ 10:0
Conservative Euro MP Struan Stevenson has contacted the European Commission on behalf of hundreds of British fishermen who have not been able to fish since December due to the relentless storm conditions which have prevented them from going to sea.
26-Feb-2014 @ 9:0
Labour and Liberal Democrat MEPs have launched a fresh attempt to hand the European Union its own powers to raise taxes directly from citizens in Britain.
25-Feb-2014 @ 19:0
Conservative MEP Emma McClarkin will hold an urgent meeting with EU Single Market Commissioner Michel Barnier tomorrow to ask him to intervene in the cases of seven British ski instructors who have been arrested in the French Alps for allegedly working without official approval.
25-Feb-2014 @ 19:0
The leader of Britain's Conservative MEPs Syed Kamall today said an agreement on negotiations relating to the so-called UCITS 5 regulation on retail investment products would benefit investors.
25-Feb-2014 @ 18:0
A last ditch effort will be made by Conservative MEPs tomorrow to prevent the EU from over-regulating electronic cigarettes.
25-Feb-2014 @ 9:0
Conservative MEPs will this week be mounting a concerted drive against plans for an entirely new regime of sales contract law to operate across Europe.
21-Feb-2014 @ 15:0
Campaigner Marina Yannakoudakis has issued a challenge to her fellow London MEP Mary Honeyball to drop misguided proposals for the EU to regulate prostitution – and instead to back her own more-targeted plans to tackle human trafficking and the child-sex trade.
19-Feb-2014 @ 12:0
Europe's leaders and policy-makers must engage with one another - and with the rest of the world – in facing up to the central questions of our age.
17-Feb-2014 @ 9:0
A senior Conservative MEP today said Britain look seriously at making an application for aid from Europe's Solidarity Fund to help alleviate the suffering caused by storms and floods.
13-Feb-2014 @ 9:0
The European Parliament's self-appointed inquiry into the Edward Snowden allegations against the NSA has today voted on a draft report of its findings. Conservative spokesman Timothy Kirkhope MEP voted against the report, saying that the committee failed to carry out a serious inquiry and the report calls for EU interference in national security matters, despite the EU Treaties clearly stating they are a sovereign national issue.
12-Feb-2014 @ 11:0
Calls for greater international co-operation in the fight against the horror of female genital mutilation were at the centre of a unique conference in Brussels.
11-Feb-2014 @ 18:0
As European taxpayers continue to struggle in the wake of the global financial crisis, a report by ECR MEP Nirj Deva offers a long-term solution for poorer nations – through the development of property rights.
11-Feb-2014 @ 16:0
Conservative MEPs scored a major success today when EU plans - which could have created huge problems for Britain's garden centres and producers of packet seeds – were rejected.
10-Feb-2014 @ 17:0
Conservative MEPs have succeeded in securing cross-party and multi-national support for a comprehensive blueprint to boost business and job-creation across Europe.
06-Feb-2014 @ 16:0
The scandal of female genital mutilation (FGM) was highlighted in Strasbourg today by campaigning MEP Marina Yannakoudakis, who told the European Parliament a zero-tolerance approach was needed across Europe and around the world.
06-Feb-2014 @ 9:0
Ukraine's President needs to call off his henchmen and call elections instead if his country is to move towards peace and prosperity, the European Parliament was told today.
05-Feb-2014 @ 16:0
The European Parliament yesterday (5 February) passed a resolution on the UN Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), along with a technical authorisation for Member States to ratify the Treaty.
05-Feb-2014 @ 14:0
Conservative MEPs today voted to reject a discriminatory report which sets out planned legislation on consumer rights for air passengers – but excludes all flights in and out of Gibraltar Airport.
05-Feb-2014 @ 14:0
Syed Kamall, leader of Britain's Conservative MEPs, today sent the following letter to Gerard Batten of UKIP
05-Feb-2014 @ 13:0
The European Parliament today cast a partial vote on the most controversial part of trade policy: Trade Defence Instruments (TDI). Three-way negotiations between the Parliament, EU Council and Commission will now take place in an attempt to reach a final deal before the end of the current legislature.