PM Cameron will spell out tough EU demands next week
DAVID Cameron is set to publish his demands for EU reform early next week, a colleague said.
The PM is under pressure from Brussels to spell out the changes he wants ahead of the UK referendum
The Prime Minister has been under pressure from Brussels and other European Union leaders to spell out the changes he wants ahead of the UK in-out referendum.
Last month he said he would “quicken the pace” of his renegotiation agenda by writing to European Council president Donald Tusk “at the start of November”.
David Cameron is ready to set out though EU demands next week
Visiting Slovakia yesterday, Europe Minister David Lidington said: “Things will become clearer for everybody when the Prime Minister’s letter is published, which I expect in the first half of next week.”
Things will become clearer for everybody when the Prime Minister’s letter is published, which I expect in the first half of next week
Britain’s desired reforms are on the agenda for next month’s EU leaders’ summit in Brussels.
Mr Osborne and Mr Cameron want to opt out of the EU goal of seeking “ever closer union” between states.
They are also pushing for tough new rules banning EU migrants from claiming tax credits during their first four years in the UK.
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Mr Osborne and Mr Cameron want to opt out of the EU goal of seeking 'ever closer union'