No. The United Kingdom joined the Common Market in 1973 under the Conservative Prime Minister, Ted Heath. Much of the Labour party had always been opposed to Britain's membership of the Common Market as they saw the organisation as too pro-business, so when Labour's Harold Wilson won the 1974 elections, the first ever referendum in Britain was held in 1975 after a lengthy and controversial campaign. The result was that the UK supported membership of the European Common Market.
EU Referendum Campaign - UK - was created in 2010.
A referendum is a nation-wide vote which allows a country to change something very important about their nation. The UK is currently part of a group called the European Union, and group which dictates things such as: price of fuel, price of vat, immigration ect. So whatever they set the price at, the UK and all other member states have to comply with. If the UK leaves the EU, they are able to set their own rates and have more control on what they spend the money on. It's a massive decision which could either save the UK or break the UK.
You are not forced to vote in any UK national or local election, referendum, etc.
Independence from the rest of the UK. There will be a referendum in September 2014
The UK is found in Europe, which a continent spanning many countries.
No treaty, but a referendum on whether or not to join the EEC was held in the UK.
No. Europe is a continent which the UK is a part of.
There is none, the UK is a reigon in Europe.
The UK is in the west of Europe.
NO. The UK is part of Europe.
Scotland voted to remain part of the UK.
UK is in Europe