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Labour

 

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Click link to view: In principle we are in favour of the single currency, in practice the economic conditions must be right. We should continue to review the situation at future budgets
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Conservatives

 

Votes for: 1    Votes against: 2

A Conservative Government would never join the euro! Giving up our currency would mean losing a vital tool for running the British economy in the interests of the people of Britain - and that means an unacceptable loss of the independence of this country.

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United Kingdom Independence Party

 

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Click link to view: It has never made sense to have the same currency for 15 countries with independent budgets, different economic cycles and widely different living standards
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Scottish National Party

 

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Click link to view: The SNP believe that the reality is that the case for the euro is there to be won in Scotland now.
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Green Party

 

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Click link to view: The Green Party is opposed to the UK’s adoption of the euro as a single currency.
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