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Jackson: People should have their say on future

written by cassoscoop May 12, 2021
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Sinn Fein Waterside Councillor Christopher Jackson

SINN Féin Councillor Christopher Jackson has said the election results from Britain show that people should now be given the opportunity to have their say on their own future.

Said the Waterside councillor: “It is quite clear from election results in Britain that politics across these islands has changed.

“The results from Scotland in particular cannot be ignored.

“Democracy and self determination must be key in what happens next.

“People should be allowed to have their say on their own future in a democratic referendum.

“A referendum on the future constitutional arrangements on this island is a key part of the Good Friday Agreement.

“And it is time the British government realised that and began preparations to allow people to have a reasoned and informed discussion on their future.”

Jackson: People should have their say on future was last modified: May 12th, 2021 by cassoscoop

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