The UK voted to leave the EU almost 4 years ago, but only actually left last week. What were they doing all that time?
What were they doing all that time?
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The UK voted to leave the EU almost 4 years ago, but only actually left last week. What were they doing all that time?
What were they doing all that time?
24th June 2016
The result of the referendum is announced as follows:
Remain: 16,141,241 (48.1%) Leave: 17,410,742 (51.9%)
11th - 13th April 2016
A leaflet setting out the case for remaining in the EU is delivered to every household in the UK.
19th February 2016
David Cameron gives a statement outlining his negotiations to secure a deal to give the UK “special status” in the EU.
22nd May 2019
Proposed delayed Brexit date 2 of 2
29th March 2019
Original expected Brexit date
29th March 2017
Article 50 triggered