Once you understand the impact that inflicting this has had on individuals and small businesses like me, then you ask who is benefitting from keeping Brexit going? Why aren't Brussels, London and Spain stepping in to fix what's been caused? @180daysinspain.bsky.social @bremaininspain.com

Sarah Murphy@13sarahmurphy.bsky.social · 2w ago

“When the Brexit referendum happened, I didn’t believe any UK government would seek the deal we ended up with; I couldn’t imagine a govt would inflict this on its own nation” … or, worse, that they’d keep on inflicting it. FFS, just stop this Brexit madness. www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

To our friends across the EU, EEA and Switzerland: restoring freedom of movement isn’t only a British issue. We want Europeans to regain the freedom to live, work and study in the UK too. Follow @savefom.bsky.social and help us make the case for mutual freedom of movement.

Brexit didn’t just end freedom of movement for British citizens. It also ended the automatic freedom of EU, EEA and Swiss citizens to come to the UK to live, work and study. @savefom.bsky.social wants to restore those freedoms for everyone. Follow and support us.

Imagine a Europe where someone in Madrid, Berlin or Helsinki can once again choose to build a life in Manchester, Cardiff or Edinburgh — and British people have the same freedom across Europe. That’s what we’re fighting for. Follow @savefom.bsky.social.

Could restoring freedom of movement help unlock the Brexit impasse? Save Freedom of Movement founder Andrew Hesselden explains why it could be an important part of rebuilding the UK’s relationship with Europe. Watch: youtu.be/JYA3gVGxlnw

Andrew Hesselden: Unlocking the Brexit Impasse with Freedom of Movement

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Thread on solving the 90-in-180 day problem 🧵 The solutions to the 90-in-180 day problem are many and varied. Politicians really have **no** excuse for inaction. Any of the following provide models for solutions or are solutions in themselves…

It’s never exceptionalism to stand up for your rights

Tom O'Connell@tomthegrinch.bsky.social · last mo.

You don't have any rights. It is exceptionalism to expect them just cos....

We don’t think number 1 or 5 are true

Catio Miles@catiomiles.bsky.social · 4w ago

Few facts: 1. Britain has voted for Brexit, main reason: not liking Europeans 2. Britain has triggered art 50 unprepared 3. Britain rejected extension for 2 years of the transition period 4. Britain wasted money on inefficient ad campaign 5. Britain doesn’t want freedom of movement

Loss of Freedom of Movement is the essence of so many of the Brexit problems.

Focusing the criticism on Brexit for the loss of freedom of movement for British citizens across the EU falls short of the full picture - Sweden has been following an anti-immigration path that leads to situations both absurd & tragic.

The Guardian@theguardian.com · 4w ago

Post-Brexit rights for British citizens are being undermined in Sweden

Unless these people have committed serious crimes (which would have been an acceptable reason to revoke their freedom of movement as stated in Art. 45.3 of TFEU) it's difficult to see the Swedish authorities doing this for reasons other than bringing the immigration numbers down.

84% of Britons support mutual freedom of movement per an Omnisis poll in 2023 (see @yorkshirebylines.co.uk).

That’s the problem. Rights have been taken away.

It’s never exceptionalism to stand up for your rights or to ask for change.

We’re not asking for exceptional treatment. Treating people properly who made a life abroad before Brexit isn’t exceptional. It’s normal and reasonable. The minimum that can be done. And as for solving 90-in-180-day problem will help millions of people. That’s a good thing.

I think it’s time to be a lot more direct and blunt about the 90-in-180-day problem and the problems post Brexit with EES and people mobility in Europe. It really is time for change, and I’m so pleased that the British parliament is starting to look at this now. We are starting to be heard ♥️ 🇬🇧 🇪🇺

People should complain about the 90-in-180-day problem. As loudly as possible! 💥 📣 This is how we make the case for better people mobility. Without people getting enthusiastic about international mobility again, it will not be possible to rejoin the single Market or EU. It’s a vital part of it.

Will Brits Get Freedom of Movement Back? Watch @andrewhesselden.bsky.social speaking LIVE with Skatz on YouTooSpain. @180daysinspain.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqEq...

Will Brits Get Freedom of Movement Back? LIVE with Campaign Leader

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Ten years on from the Brexit referendum, El Mundo has spoken to Britons whose lives have been changed by the loss of Freedom of Movement. In Spanish amp.elmundo.es/internaciona... And in English www.mundoamerica.com/british/2026... #SaveFOM @180daysinspain.bsky.social @savefom.bsky.social

Britons in Spain "forgotten" by Brexit

"We feel completely forgotten. Spain is our home too. This is not what the British Government promised us before or during Brexit". The sentiment is echoed, with similar...

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@europeanmovement.co.uk @bremaininspain.com @bigeupassport.bsky.social @mikegalsworthy.bsky.social @savefom.bsky.social @francevisafree.bsky.social @180daysinspain.bsky.social

Our campaign asks for 1. Protection under withdrawal agreement (or similar) for everyone living lawfully in Spain part-year before Brexit. 2. UK passport holders to be admitted visa free for up to six months every time they visit Spain irrespective of time in other countries.

It’s taken 5 years but very pleased to see that public opinion is changing over the 90-in-180-day problem and more and more people are starting to call for change. Join us at 180daysinspain.org

Here’s my Communications plan for rejoining the EU www.linkedin.com/posts/andrew...

One of the biggest mistakes organisations make is deciding what they’re going to do before they’ve worked out how they’re going to explain it. Take a hypothetical example in an area I’m quite… | Andr...

One of the biggest mistakes organisations make is deciding what they’re going to do before they’ve worked out how they’re going to explain it. Take a hypothetical example in an area I’m quite passion...

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Young people, we thank you! #RejoinEU

If the 'will of the people' was invoked for a 3.8-point Leave win, what does a 26-point Rejoin lead mean? #RejoinEU

Interesting polling here ecfr.eu/publication/... @savefom.bsky.social

Imagine being told you can only spend part of the year in your own home. Not because you've done anything wrong. Not because you've broken any rules. Simply because Brexit happened. www.mundoamerica.com/british/2026... #SaveFOM #Brexit

Britons in Spain "forgotten" by Brexit

"We feel completely forgotten. Spain is our home too. This is not what the British Government promised us before or during Brexit". The sentiment is echoed, with similar...

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They promised sovereignty. We got queues, shortages and decline. So we’re taking to the streets. 🇪🇺 🗓 Saturday 20th June 2026 📍 Temple Station from 12PM 📍 Parliament Square from 2:30PM Europe isn’t the past. It’s the future. #RejoinEU

That’s what we are doing at @savefom.bsky.social and @180daysinspain.bsky.social. I work with @francevisafree.bsky.social, @bremaininspain.com and @europeanmovement.co.uk too. I’m also creating a Coalition for Mobility in Europe to bring industries together.