Like it or not the European Union holds huge influence over life in Britain today. If you've read anything at all in the press recently about the European Union you will be aware that a treaty called the "Reform Treaty" is currently under discussion.  The "Reform Treaty" is, by most European politicians and comentators, agreed to be a replacement for the European constitution which failed to come into force due to being rejected by French and Dutch voters in referendum held in 2005.

All of the major political parties in the United Kingdom promised a refferendum on the European Constitution, the Labour party have the power to deliver on this commitment, Euro Vote exists to measure public opinion on European issues, the current hot topic is the "Reform Treaty", so have your say, should Gordon Brown deliver on his party's manefesto commitment and allow the people to vote or should we trust him when he says that this treaty is not significant enough to need a referendum?

Have your say!