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who have said Europe is not an important issue. I visited Thurrock during the campaign and was impressed with the enthusiasm for the Pledge campaign. There is huge disenchantment with all the mainstream political parties with their failure to keep their promises on a referendum on the EU. Today a clear message has gone to MPs who oppose giving the British people a say – listen to us or lose our vote."

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think they are. We were just 2,000 short of the votes the main candidates got in the election." The local elections held in Thurrock on 3 May 2012 had an average turnout of 26%, the Thurrock Gazette reported in an article titled 'Councillors ponder poor vote turnout', that the turnout for the People's Pledge referendum was higher than the turnout for last week's Thurrock Council election.

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by Tory MP Peter Bone as "unprecedented manipulation of backbench business". The newspapers reported that the change of date was "designed to undermine a mass lobby organised by the People's Pledge campaign for an EU referendum. The organisation was hoping thousands of supporters would be at Westminster next Thursday". In light of the change of date the Conservative MP

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said: "If Ed wants a game changer, and we are not doing as well as we should be doing in the opinion polls, but if he wants to put the Conservatives into disarray, if he wants to change the public perception of him as a leader, then we the Labour Party need to say we want to listen to what the people

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Ian McKenzie, the campaign's communications director, said the 30.3% turnout was "truly astonishing", higher than many council election turnouts. He added: "This turnout is unignorable. The sitting MP and her Labour opponent cannot stick their fingers in their ears, or they are half the politicians I

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said he has "no hesitation" in asking the British people to settle the issue. "We need to take this argument outside Parliament and let the British people participate in a proper discussion about our role in the EU. I am very confident if we have a referendum that the British people will vote to stay

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and the vote was announced to be on 27 October. To coincide with the vote, the People's Pledge secured the mass lobby of parliament where thousands were expected to attend to lobby their MP. Hours after this was announced the government changed the voting day to three days earlier. This was described

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asked whether the "Government will recompense anyone who planned to attend a lobby of Parliament next Thursday, organised by the People's Pledge, but have now had to reorganise their travel plans as a result of the rescheduling of Government business?" This comment related to the campaigns holding of

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Although the campaign has the support of various MPs on its Advisory Council, a number of other MPs have publicly backed the campaign. The campaign have the support of 87 MPs to date who have all signed the Pledge. A number of MPs have expressed their support in public, including Labour party head of

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brought about as part of the coalition agreement and scheduled for 5 May 2011. This would be the first national referendum since the 1975 EU membership referendum. On the campaign's potential, he stated, "at the very least, it might persuade some candidates to face up to, and meet, the tide of public

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To coincide with the proposed bailout of Portugal the campaign commissioned two further polls. It found that 65% were against Britain's participation in bailing out Portugal, while only 19% were in favour. It also found that 55% say that if we do contribute to the bail out of Portugal then we should

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Labour MP Kate Hoey who visited Thurrock during the campaign was quoted in the Express after the result saying "Thurrock has shown that voters who want a referendum in marginal seats will have real power to decide the outcome of the election. This amazing result should be a wake-up call for all MPs

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discussing his EU bailout motion stated that he backs the campaign and urged others to do so. Reckless also congratulated the campaign during Parliamentary Business Questions for "pressing for a referendum on Europe and the debate on Monday", This comment related to the in/out referendum debate and

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said that the campaign's recruitment of Boris Johnson as a supporter had made an EU referendum almost certain: "Boris Johnson's decision while campaigning last month to sign up to the campaign for an in/out referendum on EU membership could be a key moment in the history of the Conservative party –

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on 23 October in a story titled "New euro 'empire' plot by Brussels", mention was made of the congress held on the Saturday. "Tory rebels were among speakers at a 'People's Pledge' pro-referendum rally in Westminster. They included David Davis, the former shadow home secretary, who called the EU a

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The result of the referendum was announced on BBC Radio 4 in a special edition of the PM programme. In total 47,995 ballots were sent out, with 14,590 votes recorded. 13,111 (89.9%) backed a referendum and 1,479 voted against having a referendum.< The turnout was 30.39% considered high even by

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asserts that the Congress could be the event in which the growing private eurosceptic views among MPs is manifested. "A particular flash point could come in October, when the People's Pledge, a campaign group that wants to force an in-or-out referendum on the EU, hosts a rally. Several Labour and

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stated, "under present boundaries, each seat represents about 70,000 constituents, and therefore to get 10,000 voters (or more) in each seat would be a very ambitious task. To add to the enormity of the project, it should be remembered that there is no precedent for a grassroots campaign holding

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urged all supporters of a referendum to attend saying "this is the single most important issue facing us as a people". He also claimed that despite the best efforts of the campaign, they had so far been unable to get anyone to come and debate not having a referendum. "All three parties oppose an

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who promise to support the holding of such a referendum, are elected. Specifically, it asked voters to sign up to a pledge via the campaign's website to only support such candidates. In addition to showing the total number of signatories, the campaign would also present those figures broken down

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asserts that Boris Johnson signing the Pledge has made an EU referendum almost certain: "The Romford Pledge might not have the same ring to it as the Tamworth Manifesto. But Boris Johnson's decision while campaigning last month to sign up to the campaign for an in/out referendum on EU membership

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to lend his support. Goldsmith, a star of the new intake, gives the campaign a way of rebutting the idea that this is a thinly veiled attempt to put pressure on the government to pull out of the EU. He lends credibility to their claim that this is just about democratic consultation".

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The campaign did not take a view on whether the UK should stay in, or leave, the EU; simply that the expansion of the EU's powers and influence over government since the 1975 'common market' referendum merited people being consulted again on continued membership. According to the

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said "the real power of this campaign will be seen in the selection of candidates. If constituencies can muster a few thousand Pledgers, anyone wishing to be an MP next time round will be wise to favour a referendum whether he or she wants in or out".

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the day before the referendum announcement she said "the People's Pledge hopes to trigger the biggest grassroots campaign for an EU referendum we've ever seen in this country. Real voters will be voting for a say on our relationship with Europe."

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The campaign described its views citing five key reasons why a referendum was needed: that nobody under the age of 54 had ever been given the chance to vote on the issue (i.e., those aged 18 or over in 1975), that the EU now made the majority of

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to say: "A referendum on EU membership is starting to feel unavoidable. Boris Johnson's support for the People's Pledge is just the latest token of a changed atmosphere." The campaign also has the support of the Green London Mayoral candidate

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using the tactic of holding independently scrutinised constituency referendums. By early 2012, more than 128,000 voters and 87 MPs had signed up to the campaign. In September 2012, the People's Pledge was appointed as the secretariat to a new

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claimed the public appetite for the vote could be seen with the strength of support in each constituency for the People's Pledge campaign and the number of supporters that attended the Congress for an EU Referendum on Saturday 22 October.

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have a referendum on our continued membership of the EU. Only 25% were against having a referendum under these circumstances. The poll results were widely reported in various newspapers and were used by Seddon in his comment piece in the

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The campaign announced at a press conference in London that they would be holding local referendums around the country. The first would be in April, a further ten in 2012 and 100 more in 2013. They were to be overseen by the independent

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remarked: "This latest move makes him the most senior person in the party to support an in/out referendum – the Mayor of Britain's biggest city, no less. It is major news – and won't be looked upon kindly by Downing Street." This

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An opinion poll carried out by YouGov for the campaign showed that 54% would rather have a vote on whether Britain should remain members of the European Union than the 25% who wanted a vote on the Alternative Voting system.

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at the press conference urged all MPs to welcome the local referendums. "This campaign is not a threat to MPs, it's an opportunity. I hope MPs will regard this as an opportunity to restore trust in the political process."

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Conservative MPs are expected to attend, including some close to the government. David Cameron will be looking on with concern. He knows that nothing makes his party more mutinous than Europe." Dan Hannan writing in

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noted that the People's Pledge had a real chance of succeeding where others had failed before due to the political atmospherics at that time and that it was "genuinely cross party and led from the left".

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poll conducted in September 2010 of 1,948 adults in the UK found that if there was a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU, 47% would vote to leave, compared to 33% who would want to remain.

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that "The People's Pledge was the most effective popular campaign I have ever been involved with, and must be reckoned one of the most successful pressure groups in British history."

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opinion on Europe", claiming that public support for leaving the EU had been steadily rising and even a large number of non-Eurosceptics have wanted such a referendum for some time.

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told the paper: "It seems to me that we made a decision on Europe in 1975. I think it was the right decision." Seddon further set out the campaign's objectives in an article for

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that there would be "no further transfer of sovereignty or powers over the course of the next Parliament", and to cover for future terms, proposed the introduction of the

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According to the campaign, all three major British political parties withdrew promises of a referendum on the last major European treaty, which proposed the creation of a

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reported that Seddon had been denied entry into the House of Commons while carrying leaflets with images of Nick Clegg mocked up as Vicky Pollard. On his way to see

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could be a key moment in the history of the Conservative party – the moment when the party's balance of power tipped decisively in favour of a referendum."

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poll commissioned by the campaign ahead of its launch found that, of 2,436 voters, 61% supported the idea of holding a referendum, with 25% opposing.

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Thurrock was the first constituency to have the EU referendum and the polls closed on Thursday 5 April 2012. The question on the ballot paper read

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The campaign claimed that over 6,000 people had already signed the pledge before the official launch, and 30,000 people had signed by 17 March.

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I am voting for a referendum on EU membership. I will use my vote to help secure a majority of MPs in Parliament who support an EU referendum.

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stated that, while there had been many previous campaigns for such a referendum, the timing of the People's Pledge campaign was slightly more

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in Westminster, declaring that no further bail-outs of Eurozone countries should take place without holding an EU Referendum. The Labour MP

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claimed: "in the first 5 days more than 42,000 people had signed up via the campaign's website and 3,000 more volunteered to help leaflet".

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who joined the protest said: "Our country needs an EU referendum. People are fed up that we have lost control of our destiny to Brussels."

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More than 9,000 voters in Thurrock also signed the Pledge, where they commit to only vote for candidates that support an EU referendum.

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had signed up to their campaign after being approached by an activist while on a visit to the Romford constituency of Conservative MP

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Following on from its activity in Sheffield the campaign announced via its website that they would be launching its follow up

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Campaigner Mark Seddon given third degree by guards after trying to hand out EU Referendum leaflets in the House of Commons

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People's pledge, the eu referendum campaign, has appointed ex-Prescott aide Ian McKenzie as comms director. Clever choice.

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had themselves shortly beforehand delivered a petition to 10 Downing Street calling for an EU referendum, under the

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On the same day as EU leaders agreed to a new £96 billion bail-out for Greece, the campaign held a protest outside

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The launch was accompanied by front-page coverage in support of the campaign by the British tabloid newspaper the

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a lobby on the original day of the in/out referendum vote. This was subsequently brought forward by a few days.

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the moment when the party's balance of power tipped decisively in favour of a referendum." Along with Forsyth,

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had signed up to the campaign but subsequently backed out of voting for the referendum motion on 24 October.

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The campaign claimed this breakdown would be particularly effective in swaying the outcome in the 100 most

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There were 13 constituency seats under consideration to have the first referendum including that of MPs

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campaign in the months of June and July in the South East of England. The constituencies mentioned were

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After 90% of Thurrock demands vote on EU, Cameron can only unite Tory family with referendum promise

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local government election standards and greater than the last local election results in Thurrock.

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Guest Blog – Steve Baker MP, the EU constitution, the Lisbon Treaty and the need for a referendum

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The People's Pledge announced that on 22 October they are holding a one-day event in London at

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have cited the success of the campaign as a main reason why a referendum became a possibility.

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The People's Pledge EU referendum campaign may not succeed, but it certainly deserves to do so

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The People's Pledge was a cross-party political campaign to bring about a binding yes or no

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as vice chair. The groups aim is to push for an EU referendum at the earliest opportunity.

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Ruth Lea, the eurozone politicians struggle to agree as the greek situation deteriorates

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magazine said "the campaign has pulled off a major coup by persuading touchy-feely Tory

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In an article entitled "Euroscepticism isn't just for Tories any more", the journalist

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was chosen as the first seat to have a referendum. It is held by the Conservative MP

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blog, said "at last someone draws attention to Nick Clegg's referendum hypocrisy".

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All three parties oppose an in out referendum but no one ill publicly admit why

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In a letter circulated to all MPs on the day of the vote, the Conservative MP

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10 times as many people are demonstrating in Westminster for an EU referendum

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Communist Party Executive Committee: EU carrying out coups in Athens and Rome

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Party President speaks at the People's Pledge Conference at Westminster Hall

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Ronnie Campbell joins our campaign and asks Cameron That difficult question

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on 15 March 2011. The campaign website had been launched two days earlier.

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Ten times as many people demonstrating in Westminster for an EU referendum

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who had led the application process, to the minority Labour government of

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The campaign is credited with having had a key role in bringing about the

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David Cameron rushes through EU referendum debate as he faces Tory revolt

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The campaign announced on 25 March that the Conservative Mayor of London

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The Campaign in September 2012 were announced as the secretariat to the

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Jack Straw presses for repatriation of over £4bn of EU funds to Britain

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The campaign has 86 MPs listed as supports on their website. They are:

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Miliband 'can split the Coalition if he backs a poll on EU membership

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Miliband 'can split the Coalition if he backs a poll on EU membership

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In the program for the day the following were listed to participate;

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At last someone draws attention to Nick Clegg's referendum hypocrisy

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MP, Seddon had the leaflets confiscated before being allowed entry.

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David Cameron, Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg: We demand our EU referendum

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The People's Pledge were at launch the only campaign listed in the

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making those laws were not accountable to British voters, that the

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and is listed as an official supporter on the campaign's website.

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remarked that the appointment of McKenzie was a "clever choice".

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Tory rebels set to quit government in row over Europe referendum

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Could George Osborne's leadership ambitions deliver a referendum

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in/out referendum, but no one will publicly admit the reason".

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magazine in an article titled "Putting voters back in charge".

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EU referendum backed by majority voters in constituency ballot

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Boris Johnson Signs the People's Pledge for an EU Referendum

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Motorcycle Action Group to address People's Pledge Congress

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The People's Pledge announced its first ground campaign in

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reported that an actor dressed as "Cleggy Pollard" (after

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over perceived changes of position over the holding of a

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Carlisle MP John Stevenson backs call for EU referendum

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In that same parliamentary sitting the Conservative MP

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Andrew Turner will continue to fight for a referendum

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