http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/14291133.Five_Cabinet_members_to_campaign_for_out_vote_as_June_23_EU_referendum_confirmed/

Why quote the Daily telegraph when The Northern echo has it all.....Plus you can buy a ferret in the classifieds  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


Oh my very good source has whispered the station bar will open soon with the new lease holder not that far away from the venue.He has said he will run it with an English theme.  ::) ::) ::) ::)

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To be able to vote online, you need to have been able to vote within the last 15 years, have passport number and preferably a National insurance number.
Take a look at uk.gov register to vote.

You apply by sending details re the last address that you were registered to vote from, as long as this is under 15 years.
This goes to be checked on the electoral register and then
you receive forms to fill in, sign and send back.
Ballot papers can be sent out to Spain, unless you choose to vote by proxy.
The person has to be a relation who can then vote on behalf of two people.

Just a couple of things if it's a no vote.  Will you all lose your blue medical cards and if you are getting treatment at the moment will that continue as the UK still pay your bills. ?

>:(

Food for thought below

http://www.janetanscombe.com/news/what-would-happen-if-the-uk-left-the-eu.html

Fancy a flutter  ;D ;D ;D ;D
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/eu-referendum/referendum-on-eu-membership-result

The out voters may cause....

No Benefits from the UK
Pensions will not be increased
You will have to get private medical insurance
Taxes will increase

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/search/?queryText=Brexit%20expat&sort=relevant

Various points of view in the Telegraph.   8-) 8-)

Vote out and kick the Euro MPs out of the trough and stop the Germans taking over Europe.

Or just watch channel 4 and see all the expats living life to the full in all year 80 degree temperatures and a 3 course meal with wine for 3 quid.  ;D ;D ;D

The 100 mile an hour winds later night must have been all in my mind.  ::) ::) ::)

Here is a link for any ex-pats living here less than fifteen years who would like to register to vote in the UK Referendum (or the next General Election) https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

I didn't register to vote in the last UK GE and I wish that I had.  I will certainly be voting on this.  The rest of my life will be affected by the way that this vote goes and I'm not going to sit on the sidelines and just watch.

Registered, several days ago, but hope that we receive the ballot papers in good time, and that they get back to U.K. in time, too.

I registered online and sent my form back via email.

My vote is to say in ::)

Ex.pats who have already registered, should start and receive voting papers from around 5th. June onwards.

We should definitely definitely vote to leave😁

Or was it it we should definitely vote to stay in😁

Now what did that man on the telly say.

Emm

Bit of a puzzler as no one seems to know what will happen.
But as ex pats I think that we need to think about it, and definitely vote.
It could affect us all.

Ballot papers arrived this morning vote cast and back in the post before midday.

Fingers crossed everyone makes the right decision.

;)

Ex pats who rely on reciprocal medical care and their pension increases from the UK would be stupid not to vote remain.

Our Ballot papers have arrived here in the post today.

My ballot paper arrived last week and has been posted back

Ours arrived last week and are now winging their way back to the UK.

LAST DAY for registering is June 7th.
If you want to vote in the Referendum, act now.