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John Longworth MEP

BrexitCentral Contributor

John Longworth was elected an MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber at the 2019 European election and sat with the Brexit Party until December 2019 and formally joined the Conservatives in January 2020. He was formerly Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce and Chairman of the Vote Leave Business Council and is now on the Advisory Boards of Economists for Free Trade and the IEA.

The New Customs Partnership would remove the benefits of Brexit

John Longworth MEP | 25th May 2018

A no-deal Brexit with UK-EU trade on WTO terms is the best hope for Brexiteers

John Longworth MEP | 20th May 2018

“MaxFac” will solve the Irish question and ensure we leave the Customs Union

John Longworth MEP | 12th May 2018

Theresa May should accept the EU's offer of a Canada-style deal and claim a diplomatic triumph

John Longworth MEP | 23rd April 2018

The simultaneous push for post-Brexit regulatory alignment from the CBI and Michel Barnier is shameless - and wrong, of course

John Longworth MEP | 11th April 2018

The Mansion House speech was a defining moment on the path to successfully delivering Brexit

John Longworth MEP | 3rd March 2018

As more Project Fear myths are debunked, we must look forward to the benefits of global trade

John Longworth MEP | 28th January 2018

Theresa May must lay down immutable red lines to Brussels and stick to them

John Longworth MEP | 3rd December 2017

The WTO option could yet be better value than a costly negotiated Brexit

John Longworth MEP | 29th November 2017