Changes worth celebrating, that have happened in my lifetime

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Once a Wheeler

…always a wheeler
You're 136 years old? Congratulations.

(Yes, a worthwhile cause, but not really in the spirit of the thread. )
I see your point SRW and, of course, the ERS does pre-date me. What I was thinking of was all those show-of-hands trades union votes in the 60s and 70s that are now turned into postal votes, often run by the ERS; plus votes within parties, within organizations and across memberships of various kinds which were often selection by cabal or by nod-and-wink in my younger days. It has been a bit of a quiet revolution but nonetheless one of the great steps forward in my lifetime.
 
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Archie_tect

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Free Movement for UK in Europe.
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Drago

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Free Movement for UK in Europe.
RIP 31.12.20
As a point of order, we will still be able to travel across europe whenever we like with little real hindrance, in much the same way that Americans, Peruvians, Timbuktuans and even terrorists are able to. It won't be like some of the old colonial republics where you need to slip a few banknotes in your passport or bribe the immigration man with 200 Marlboro.
 

Archie_tect

De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
Location
Northumberland
As a point of order, we will still be able to travel across europe whenever we like with little real hindrance, in much the same way that Americans, Peruvians, Timbuktuans and even terrorists are able to. It won't be like some of the old colonial republics where you need to slip a few banknotes in your passport or bribe the immigration man with 200 Marlboro.
Freedom of Movement isn't about tourists on their jollies.
 
Free Movement for UK in Europe.
RIP 31.12.20

This is a big one for me: I wouldn't have been able to marry my wife without it, ironically she's not even a European.
 
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