Brian Monteith

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So far Brian Monteith has created 22 blog entries.
15 05, 2023

Our latest Brexit bonus can save our fish and chips

Brexit-Watch, Trade & Economy|

By Brian Monteith – 4 minute read. While EU members fight over Sunflower Oil the UK can pivot towards Palm Oil at a cheaper price and not only reduce inflation on Fish and Chips but also know sustainable farming has ensured the problem of deforestation has been overcome in Malaysia.

3 05, 2023

The UK must defend its right to choose its own path of harm reduction

As We See It, Brexit-Watch, Health|

by Brian Monteith – 3 minute read. RECLAIMING CONTROL from the EU was not to then surrender power to a less democratic and accountable organisation like the WHO. We must assert our right to develop our own tobacco control policies through harm reduction.

13 04, 2023

It’s time for UK to take back control of harm reduction policy at COP10

As We See It, Health|

By Brian Monteith – 3 minute read LATER THIS YEAR the UK Government will have the opportunity on the world stage to stand up for our sovereignty and show the world the progress it has made towards reaching its smokefree 2030 target.  In November, a UK delegation will attend the 10th meeting of the World [...]

6 04, 2023

Unlike the EU, the CPTPP leaves countries and consumers to choose

Brexit-Watch, Trade & Economy|

By Brian Monteith – 5 minute read FINALLY JOINING the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) will be a great moment for our Global Britain. As our research has shown over more than two decades of studying the ONS export data, the real economic growth the UK has to tap into and benefit [...]

22 03, 2023

The Windsor Framework guts fishermen’s hopes of protocol respite

As We See It, Brexit-Watch, Trade & Economy|

By Brian Monteith – 4 minute read I HAVE PREVIOUSLY written on the wide range of mad and bad practicalities of the NI Protocol. Possibly the most absurd is that boats leaving Northern Irish harbours such as the Kilkeel fleet are, under the Protocol, not allowed to land their legitimate catches in their own ports [...]

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