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We believe that liberal democracy is the best way to protect and promote peace and freedom; that liberal markets, low and simple taxes, and free trade, are the best path to prosperity; and that the combination of democracy and markets represents the fairest and most effective mechanism for adapting to change.

The EU is failing to adapt to 21st Century challenges. We therefore need an alternative vision to "ever closer union" in the EU, based on the renaissance of democracy and markets. This vision includes a rejection of the euro and Constitution; a transformed EU that can accommodate both the euro and those countries who prefer international co-operation to supra-national government; and Britain taking back powers over trade, employment, and civil rights and working for the creation of new international trade and defence alliances.

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NFF ANNOUNCEMENT...

24/03/2005 12:15:58

The two principal staff in NFF worked on the anti-euro campaign 1999 – 2003. After the Government’s abandonment of the euro in 2003, we decided (Dec 2003 / Jan 2004) to try to build something over time that could act as an equivalent to America’s The Heritage Foundation or American Enterprise Institute – an institution with a large staff, including serious academics, and a multi-million pound budget. We wanted to bring together people who could construct an alternative national strategy for Britain to “ever closer union” in the EU, and do the detailed trade, defence and other work necessary.

Three months after beginning, Blair’s U-turn on the referendum in April 2004 meant spending four months helping to start an anti-Constitution referendum campaign. From September – November we chose to spend our time helping a small group of people in the North East to fight the Government in the Regional Assembly referendum campaign. In parallel, we have hosted lectures and published various papers aimed at exploring the main issues involved in British foreign policy, particularly viz the EU.

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