THOSE who are yet to decide whether to stay in the EU or vote leave, can hear both sides of the argument at a debate organised by Dudley Trades Union Council.
The debate will be held on Tuesday (June 7) at The Lamp Tavern in High Street, Dudley, ahead of the forthcoming referendum on June 23.
Speaking in favour of leaving will be Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition national chairman, Dave Nellist and Graham Stevenson, former president of the European Transport Workers' Federation, while Andrew Lloyd, Midlands regional secretary of the Public and Commercial Services Union will explain why he thinks people should vote to stay.
There will also be a speaker from Britain Stronger in Europe campaign.
Cathy Bayton, chairman of Dudley TUC, urged people to "come along and hear the views, ask questions or just listen to the debate and make your own mind up."
Anyone is invited to attend the debate, which starts at 7.30pm, although people are asked to confirm their attendance by emailing dudleytuc@gmail.com.
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