Be part of the change you want to see in the world.

Be part of a movement that makes a difference.

Our campaign to extend the Brexit transition period has already caused a stir.

Over 30,000 people have signed our petition calling to extend. Our campaign and our cutting-edge polling have appeared in the Sunday Times and the Independent. We’ve shown the nation is on our side - the vast majority of people support an extension to the transition period.

We need to focus entirely on beating coronavirus. Then we can get the best deal possible. It’s not too late, we still have a chance to mitigate the worst effects of Brexit and avoid a no deal. Join the movement and sign our petition below.

Even traditionally pro-Brexit outlets like the Telegraph and the Spectator have admitted there’s nothing to lose by extending the transition period – and all to gain.

Coverage like this has gotten the attention of MPs. Hundreds of letters have been sent by our supporters to local newspapers in support of extension, many in key swing constituencies.

Extending transition is swiftly becoming the only sensible option. It’s not reasonable to expect the UK to re-negotiate all it’s trading relationships during a global lockdown – and it’s not fair to demand other nations prioritise trade talks with us.

We’re seeing a consensus emerge among our leaders, negotiators and trade bodies. We believe we played a part in that. We believe our campaigning, our polling, our research and our lobbying have helped change the conservation.

Join us, and you can be part of that change.

We’ve already seen an amazing turn-around. Our polling shows widespread support among the public for extending the transition period. If we can keep getting our message out there, we can change people’s minds, and change the course of history.

Thank you for your continued support. I’m so excited to see where this journey takes us next.

Best wishes,

Cary Mitchell
Head of Campaigns

P.S. You can join the thirty thousand people who have signed our petition calling for an extension to the transition period here.