Lloyds Bank Chairman: EU membership unsustainable without significant changeThe Chairman of Lloyds Banking Group Lord Blackwell said in the House of Lords yesterday, “I don’t agree that remaining in the EU without a significant change in the current treaty arrangements is ultimately sustainable”, adding that the Eurozone states need to “move ever closer to a political and economic union” which the UK will not. Meanwhile, writing in The Daily Telegraph, the Chairman of JCB Anthony Bamford argues that, in 1975, the “price [for EU membership] was worth paying” but today the price has become “too high”. Bamford writes, “In truth, …read more
Source: Open Europe
