Cornwall for Europe is an independent, cross-party campaign group, and although we have affiliation to the European Movement, any views expressed on this page are those of Cornwall for Europe and not necessarily those of the European Movement and, as such, any financial responsibility rests with Cornwall for Europe.
The Cornwall4EU team are always busy in the background, posting on social media, maintaining the website and pages, producing our monthly newsletter and generally keeping in touch with our members.
Our aim of renewing a close relationship with Europe has never diminished, and we are hoping that 2025 will see the renewed energy behind the UK’s will to rejoin the EU continue to grow. Keep an eye on our Events page and our Facebook pages for details of forthcoming events and campaigns, as these will be taking place throughout the year.
UPCOMING EVENTS FOR MAY 2026
Saturday 9 May – Europe Day afternoon talk and social with Peter Corr of National Rejoin March
COME AND JOIN US FOR OUR LATEST TALK AND SOCIAL EVENTWITH LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
SATURDAY 9 MAY – 2.30 PM UNTIL 5.30 PM AT TRURO SCHOOL SIXTH FORM CAFE.
Talks from Peter Corr, joint-founder of March For Rejoin, Jayne Kirkham, MP for Truro & Falmouth, and Caroline Hager, a CfE committee member who worked for the European Commission in Brussels.Full details HERE.
On May 10 at 11.00 am, Peter and Clare from National Rejoin March – with Cornwall for Europe – will begin a rally and training/publicity walk for their upcoming “Rejoin Ramble”. We expect to be joined by the local MP, Andrew George, several Penzance Town Councillors, and a good number of Cornwall for Europe members.
The rally/training walk on May 10 will be along the coast path from Marazion, through Penzance to Mousehole, (though people can join or leave at any point), and we hope to get as much publicity as possible for the “Rejoin Ramble” itself, as well as National Rejoin March IV which takes place in London on 20 June.
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STREET STALL – SATURDAY 25 APRIL – MARKET PLACE, PENZANCE
Interesting stall in Penzance – gauging opinions and advertising our “Rejoin Ramble” with Peter Corr and Clare from National Rejoin March at Marazion on 10 May @ 11.00 am.
Just five of us manning the stall, but as we were competing with Trevithick Day in Camborne and the Food Festival in Porthleven, the footfall wasn’t as great as we might have hoped and we weren’t too stretched. The survey results were almost exclusively pro-EU, though, which is what we tend to find now at all of our stalls.
Keep a look out on our Events page, our Facebook pages, or via our newsletter for information on our next stall.
Next stall soon – check our Events page.
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We are a totally voluntary organisation and, although our members number in the thousands, we do not currently make a charge for membership. However, we do incur regular costs which have to be covered, such as monthly MailChimp charges, cost of banners, etc. We do realise that times are difficult for many people, but if you feel that you would like to donate towards our work, either with a one-off gift, or a regular payment, then details of how to do this can be found via the button below.
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Cornwall for Europe news, April 2026
The latest issue of our newsletter, Still European Cornwall
Cornwall for Europe welcomes anyone who lives, works, volunteers, or studies in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly or has an interest in Cornish–European affairs; and supports our aims and values.
Cornwall for Europe believes that Britain’s best future lies in the closest possible relationship with the EU and a continued commitment to the values that it represents: human dignity and human rights, freedom, democracy, equality and the rule of law. Brexit, both in itself and in the way it has been achieved, represents an attempt to move our country away from these fundamental values. We believe that the UK should play its full part in the family of European nations as an EU member state.
We have shown with your help that we can work together and are a force to be reckoned with and along with other organisations, we will continue the fight and make a difference.We will campaign to have as close a relationship as possible with the EU and to rejoin at the soonest opportunity.