Letter: Britain slow to take its place in a 'multi-speed' Europe

Mr K. M. Shuttleworth
Wednesday 01 June 1994 23:02 BST
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Sir: It is ironic that, by refusing to allow the people a voice in deciding the future of Britain's sovereignty and place in Europe through a referendum, the main political parties are now asking us to vote for them - on Europe. But on 9 June we have one opportunity, so let us keep the vote simple and only vote for parties that fully support a referendum on Europe.

Britain's future as a sovereign state will be decided at the Inter- Governmental Conference in 1996, so we only have two years left in which to get the major parties to listen to our views.

Yours faithfully,

KEN SHUTTLEWORTH

St Albans, Hertfordshire

29 May

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