Author: Lee Upcraft

What next for UK science ?

Lee Upcraft | 25/06/2016

A huge thank you to everybody who shared our vision of our country seeking a positive future outside the political structures of the European Union. So what now for UK Science

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Climate Change and Brexit

Lee Upcraft | 20/05/2016

In this study, Dr. Lee Upcraft looks at claims that the UK can only research and tackle climate change as part of the EU. He also investigates how

Yes. British science ‘could be better off if we leave EU’s Horizon programme’. ‘UK should go it alone after Brussels blocked associate membership in Northern Ireland Protocol row, says Oxford’s Professor Sir John Bell.’ … Why not tell your MP? ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/06/…

About 10 months ago from Scientists for Britain's Twitter

Revealed: the UK taxpayer is no longer forced to give subsidies to EU students while charging Australian and American students full whack. Another benefit of ending Free Movement. twitter.com/Facts4euOrg/st…

About a year ago from Scientists for Britain's Twitter

The EU has serious questions to answer about its funding for the Wuhan Institute of Virology. twitter.com/weimers/status…

About 2 years ago from Scientists for Britain's Twitter

How Cornwall could be an essential source of lithium. Original political research and writing from pro-UK, pro-Brexit @Facts4euOrg. 🇬🇧 facts4eu.org/news/2021_aug_… pic.twitter.com/Mk159INAYS

About 2 years ago from Scientists for Britain's Twitter

Dr Björn Hägglund explains why the EU’s one-size-fits-all obsession with legal hegemony is bad for environmental protection: euobserver.com/opinion/152730

About 2 years ago from Scientists for Britain's Twitter

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