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Tomorrow Wednesday 17th January at 0930, CADS, BHOV, and five private individuals, including 2 CADS members and your chairman, will be in an Amsterdam court – a first for nearly all of us. The court is considering whether UK citizens…

This is so hilarious – you couldn’t make it up. Ambassador Hoekstra has just presented his credentials to the Dutch king and then is interviewed by an increasingly perplexed reporter as the US ambassador repudiates the ‘fake news’ statement he…

Jeremiah Fleming was the worthy winner of the 2017 Jokathon

This morning the following report was published from the Joint Negotiating Team on Brexit progress. It covers many of the exit issues in detail, including citizen’s rights, which will be more limited after withdrawal, requiring both sides to breach Article…

On 20th December, Ashley Ramsden will be giving his traditional rendering of Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” at the Muiderslot in Muiden. He will be accompanied a capella by the Plumpudding Singers, a close harmony carolling group. Details are in this…

A legal case is being raised in the UK to ask the International Court of Justice to rule on whether the UK can unilaterally withdraw its Article 50 letter at any point before the Brexit date of 29th March 2019.…

Just 100 tickets for the (in)famous Burns’ supper at the British School of Amsterdam on January 20th from 1845-2345, are now available. Dine and dance the evening away in style for the amazingly economical sum of 37,50 Euros 🙂 Buy…