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About the Congress for
Democracy
The Congress for Democracy was set up to provide a forum for discussion and co-operation between
individuals and groups from across the political spectrum who want to retain an
independent pound. More recently it has focused on the need for a
British referendum on the proposed EU Constitution.
Its conferences are held at Church House, Westminster. Those attending
include MPs from all the main political parties, company chairmen, trade unionists, small business
groups, representatives of farming and fishing, students, pensioners and private citizens.
Co-Chairmen of the conferences are Sir Michael Spicer
MP and Austin Mitchell
MP.
Conference agendas are set by a Steering Committee:
| Sir Michael Spicer MP |
Co-Chairman |
| Austin Mitchell MP |
Co-Chairman |
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| Henry Angest |
Chairman, Secure Trust Banking
Group plc |
| Lord Bell |
Chairman, Media Sub-Committee |
| Robin Birley |
Chairman, Democracy
Movement |
| Frederick Forsyth |
Chairman, Constitutional
Sub-Committee |
| Christopher Gill |
Chairman, Freedom Association |
| David Green |
Communications Director,
Liberal Party |
| Rt Hon David Heathcoat-Amory MP |
Chairman, European Research
Group |
| Jacqui Johnson |
Chair, Trade
Unions Against the Single Currency |
| Doug Nicholls |
General Secretary, Community
& Youth Workers' Union |
| Rt Hon Lord Lamont |
Vice-President, Bruges
Group |
| Lord Pearson of Rannoch |
Global
Britain |
| Roger Pincham |
Liberal Democrat |
| Brian Prime |
Chairman of
International Affairs,
Federation of Small Businesses |
| Lord Stoddart of Swindon |
Campaign
for an Independent Britain |
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