Join Schengen
To join the Schengen agreement for passport-free travel in Europe.
Why is this idea important?
To join the Schengen agreement for passport-free travel in Europe.
Crowdsourcing changes to UK law
To join the Schengen agreement for passport-free travel in Europe.
To join the Schengen agreement for passport-free travel in Europe.
I want the European Union to withdraw its claim, on any individual, to be a citizen of the EU whenever an individual requires this.
I want the European Union to withdraw its claim, on any individual, to be a citizen of the EU whenever an individual requires this.
We should be allowed to go across borders without being subjected to immigration control within the EU. Many countries in Europe have signed up to this and can move around freely. I believe we should have the same rights, as we already pay for membership, so we should get this benefit. It is especially needed for those people who spend their time traveling back and forth.
We should be allowed to go across borders without being subjected to immigration control within the EU. Many countries in Europe have signed up to this and can move around freely. I believe we should have the same rights, as we already pay for membership, so we should get this benefit. It is especially needed for those people who spend their time traveling back and forth.
Repeal of this act will regain the independence of the UK.
Repeal of this act will regain the independence of the UK.
By ending the Schengen opt out and allowing open borders with the other EU states, we would make border controls at ferry ports and rail terminals (i.e. St Pancras) simpler. Airlines could still demand passports/ID for internal and intra-EU flights as a matter of choice.
By ending the Schengen opt out and allowing open borders with the other EU states, we would make border controls at ferry ports and rail terminals (i.e. St Pancras) simpler. Airlines could still demand passports/ID for internal and intra-EU flights as a matter of choice.
The UK and Ireland are the only EU countries not committed to joining the Schengen Agreement. The Agreement is working well in almost all of the EU and there is no particular reason that the UK should not be a member. Why does Britain being an island make any difference? We can simply allow anybody in from other members of the agreement like most of the EU does without any trouble. This would simply put our liberties on a par with other EU countries, so it is hardly a huge and radical step. But it would make travelling much simpler.
The UK and Ireland are the only EU countries not committed to joining the Schengen Agreement. The Agreement is working well in almost all of the EU and there is no particular reason that the UK should not be a member. Why does Britain being an island make any difference? We can simply allow anybody in from other members of the agreement like most of the EU does without any trouble. This would simply put our liberties on a par with other EU countries, so it is hardly a huge and radical step. But it would make travelling much simpler.