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Extra year to hear Brexit view of young
London School of Economics study continues
A project run by the London School of Economics which is seeking ideas from under-35-year-olds across Europe about the EU/UK relationship has been extended by a year due to more funding. Generationbrexit.org will pass on ideas to the UK and EU parliaments. So far, contributors say they are keen that key movement rights and opportunities may be retained.
A more detailed update is available for subscribers to The Connexion (or paid-for on a one-off basis) at this link
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