Graham Johnson
@grahamjohnson.bsky.social
West Bridgford Labour chair | Rushcliffe CLP vice-chair | European Movement UK national council member | SENDCo | school governor
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Standing in endless airport queues wasn’t on the side of a bus, but it’s now part of the reality of travelling post-Brexit. Longer queues, stricter restrictions, and more expensive travel - is this what we were promised?
February 10, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Standing in endless airport queues wasn’t on the side of a bus, but it’s now part of the reality of travelling post-Brexit. Longer queues, stricter restrictions, and more expensive travel - is this what we were promised?
Brexit is a catastrophe that needs to be undone.
February 7, 2026 at 2:13 PM
Brexit is a catastrophe that needs to be undone.
The solution to this, and many of the nation’s other problems, is to rejoin the EU at the earliest opportunity.
The musician told MPs she lost £26,000 on her last European tour, and that paperwork and red tape are making touring there increasingly unviable. This is the cost of Brexit - talented musicians are being priced off the world stage, and the UK risks shrinking its global reputation in music.
February 4, 2026 at 9:08 PM
The solution to this, and many of the nation’s other problems, is to rejoin the EU at the earliest opportunity.
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Kate Nash says that she doesn't think that she would have been able to have the career that she has if she was starting out now. This makes us wonder, how many talented, emerging musicians are being priced out of touring by post-Brexit barriers?
February 3, 2026 at 4:47 PM
Kate Nash says that she doesn't think that she would have been able to have the career that she has if she was starting out now. This makes us wonder, how many talented, emerging musicians are being priced out of touring by post-Brexit barriers?
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Nothing like enjoying your slightly cheaper pint while imagining the toddler crying from hunger that paid for it.
Reform UK says it would re-impose two-child benefit cap for most families to fund £3bn support package for pubs - www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...
February 3, 2026 at 3:44 PM
Nothing like enjoying your slightly cheaper pint while imagining the toddler crying from hunger that paid for it.
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Definitely seems like they destroyed the country on purpose.
February 2, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Definitely seems like they destroyed the country on purpose.
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The public were told we would get £350 million a week, yet almost 10 years on, trade has been hit, costs have risen, and the country is still waiting for those promises to materialise. The leave campaign was fuelled by lies and misinformation: we must repair our relationship with Europe.
February 2, 2026 at 12:33 PM
The public were told we would get £350 million a week, yet almost 10 years on, trade has been hit, costs have risen, and the country is still waiting for those promises to materialise. The leave campaign was fuelled by lies and misinformation: we must repair our relationship with Europe.
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Even Brexit is in the Epstein files!
February 2, 2026 at 7:26 AM
Even Brexit is in the Epstein files!
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This is the video to share and show anyone who thinks brexit hasn’t been done ‘properly’ yet and going further would be good for this country.
Join the @labour4europe.bsky.social and let’s take back control.
Click their account to do so.
Join the @labour4europe.bsky.social and let’s take back control.
Click their account to do so.
January 31, 2026 at 10:50 PM
This is the video to share and show anyone who thinks brexit hasn’t been done ‘properly’ yet and going further would be good for this country.
Join the @labour4europe.bsky.social and let’s take back control.
Click their account to do so.
Join the @labour4europe.bsky.social and let’s take back control.
Click their account to do so.
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The Brexit campaign was fuelled by misinformation, and new polls have found that the majority of Brits want to reverse it. We must continue to fix our relationship with Europe, and rekindle our ties with the biggest free market in the world.
February 1, 2026 at 8:22 PM
The Brexit campaign was fuelled by misinformation, and new polls have found that the majority of Brits want to reverse it. We must continue to fix our relationship with Europe, and rekindle our ties with the biggest free market in the world.
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It is more important than ever that Europe stands together as friends.
Lets work together again.
Join our movement here: www.europeanmovement.co.uk/membership-fb
Lets work together again.
Join our movement here: www.europeanmovement.co.uk/membership-fb
January 31, 2026 at 10:44 AM
It is more important than ever that Europe stands together as friends.
Lets work together again.
Join our movement here: www.europeanmovement.co.uk/membership-fb
Lets work together again.
Join our movement here: www.europeanmovement.co.uk/membership-fb
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YES, the EU regulates.
But, regulation isn’t just paperwork, it’s what quietly makes everyday life across Europe simpler, fairer and more sustainable. 🇪🇺
Better with EU!
Courtesy of the EU Commission Luxembourg
But, regulation isn’t just paperwork, it’s what quietly makes everyday life across Europe simpler, fairer and more sustainable. 🇪🇺
Better with EU!
Courtesy of the EU Commission Luxembourg
January 31, 2026 at 12:22 PM
YES, the EU regulates.
But, regulation isn’t just paperwork, it’s what quietly makes everyday life across Europe simpler, fairer and more sustainable. 🇪🇺
Better with EU!
Courtesy of the EU Commission Luxembourg
But, regulation isn’t just paperwork, it’s what quietly makes everyday life across Europe simpler, fairer and more sustainable. 🇪🇺
Better with EU!
Courtesy of the EU Commission Luxembourg
Is this the darkest period YET?
Is this the darkest period of Donald Trump’s second term?
Is this the darkest period of Donald Trump’s second term?
The White House’s tone might be softening after outrage about the Minnesota ICE shootings, but there’s no reason to expect a policy shift
www.theguardian.com
January 28, 2026 at 10:09 PM
Is this the darkest period YET?
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Absolutely incredible sequence from CNN.
"Maduro was a paranoid lunatic always lying about the CIA trying to overthrow him. Anyways, now that the CIA has overthrown him..."
"Maduro was a paranoid lunatic always lying about the CIA trying to overthrow him. Anyways, now that the CIA has overthrown him..."
January 28, 2026 at 12:41 PM
Absolutely incredible sequence from CNN.
"Maduro was a paranoid lunatic always lying about the CIA trying to overthrow him. Anyways, now that the CIA has overthrown him..."
"Maduro was a paranoid lunatic always lying about the CIA trying to overthrow him. Anyways, now that the CIA has overthrown him..."
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Spot on ⬇️
"Leaving the EU has altered the texture of everyday life in Britain in ways that are now impossible to ignore: at the border, in the workplace, in the cost of food and increasingly in the country’s diminished ability to shape the world around it."
"Leaving the EU has altered the texture of everyday life in Britain in ways that are now impossible to ignore: at the border, in the workplace, in the cost of food and increasingly in the country’s diminished ability to shape the world around it."
You want proof that Brexit was a disaster? Go to an airport
The most visible consequences of Brexit are also the most banal
inews.co.uk
January 28, 2026 at 3:05 PM
Spot on ⬇️
"Leaving the EU has altered the texture of everyday life in Britain in ways that are now impossible to ignore: at the border, in the workplace, in the cost of food and increasingly in the country’s diminished ability to shape the world around it."
"Leaving the EU has altered the texture of everyday life in Britain in ways that are now impossible to ignore: at the border, in the workplace, in the cost of food and increasingly in the country’s diminished ability to shape the world around it."
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Sorry but why the fuck would you *not* want to recreate 2006?Pre-financial crash, pre-austerity, pre-Brexit, pre-inflation. Britain's economically healthy, decent public services, largely competent government, fairly amiable political disputes. What kind of person prefers this period to that?
Kemi Badenoch says the Tories are "not trying to recreate 2006" which, to this 38 year old, is a pity
January 28, 2026 at 10:57 AM
Sorry but why the fuck would you *not* want to recreate 2006?Pre-financial crash, pre-austerity, pre-Brexit, pre-inflation. Britain's economically healthy, decent public services, largely competent government, fairly amiable political disputes. What kind of person prefers this period to that?
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In the face of growing global threats, it is now more important than ever to work closely with our European neighbours to strengthen our shared security. Cooperation with Europe is essential to upholding stability in an increasingly uncertain world.
January 27, 2026 at 12:15 PM
In the face of growing global threats, it is now more important than ever to work closely with our European neighbours to strengthen our shared security. Cooperation with Europe is essential to upholding stability in an increasingly uncertain world.
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Let’s be clear about what the Trump regime is saying to Minnesota: “We will continue murdering your citizens unless you help us rig your election.”
Pam Bondi's conditions for Minnesota: 1) give us all your state data on your food programs, including SNAP 2) repeal all your sanctuary policies in the state (since it has led to "so much crime and violence") and 3) hand over your state voting rolls. Letter here: www.fox9.com/news/minneap...
Minneapolis shooting: AG Pam Bondi gives Gov. Walz conditions for ICE to leave Minnesota
www.fox9.com
January 25, 2026 at 4:35 AM
Let’s be clear about what the Trump regime is saying to Minnesota: “We will continue murdering your citizens unless you help us rig your election.”
Great idea from former Labour MEP Mary Honeyball: we need to be in the EU for our security – national security and economic security.
January 24, 2026 at 4:09 PM
Great idea from former Labour MEP Mary Honeyball: we need to be in the EU for our security – national security and economic security.
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It’s hard to convey how pissed off people in NATO allies are about Trump dissing their soldiers except to say that both Prince Harry and Rod Stewart have release angry statements about it.
So shameful.
So shameful.
January 24, 2026 at 3:33 PM
It’s hard to convey how pissed off people in NATO allies are about Trump dissing their soldiers except to say that both Prince Harry and Rod Stewart have release angry statements about it.
So shameful.
So shameful.
We’ve got to stop carrying the coffin of 2016 – @mikegalsworthy.bsky.social is absolutely right about making the positive case to rejoin – or just join? – the EU.
January 24, 2026 at 3:56 PM
We’ve got to stop carrying the coffin of 2016 – @mikegalsworthy.bsky.social is absolutely right about making the positive case to rejoin – or just join? – the EU.
Inspiring message from @greenpartymolly.bsky.social at the cross-party @europeanmovement.co.uk: the UK would be safer, stronger, and richer if we were in the EU.
January 24, 2026 at 3:47 PM
Inspiring message from @greenpartymolly.bsky.social at the cross-party @europeanmovement.co.uk: the UK would be safer, stronger, and richer if we were in the EU.
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I don't think even American liberals and anti-Trump conservatives really understand how much work Trump's successors in Washington will need to do to restore European trust in the United States
January 23, 2026 at 6:22 PM
I don't think even American liberals and anti-Trump conservatives really understand how much work Trump's successors in Washington will need to do to restore European trust in the United States
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Trump's comments about European contributions to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have managed to stoke anti-Americanism in what were once America's closest allies in Europe
January 23, 2026 at 6:16 PM
Trump's comments about European contributions to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have managed to stoke anti-Americanism in what were once America's closest allies in Europe
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