Today we offer you the chance to quiz Prime Minister David Cameron about the forthcoming European Union referendum.

He has said he will personally answer your questions in the run up to the crucial June 23 vote.

And his number 10 Downing Street office has assured us it is an exclusive offer. Last month we revealed concern after an ‘I love Northumberland’ letter by Mr Cameron was a generic letter sent to several counties through England.

Recent opinion polls reveal little difference in popular support between the ‘Remain’ and ‘Leave’ camps.

The number of undecided people is still high and they hold the destiny of this country in or out of Europe in their hands.

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Should the UK remain a member of the European Union?


Now is the time to get the Prime Minister to answer the questions you have on the issue.

What affect on North East businesses and jobs will the referendum have?

How will it affect workers rights, how much cash would it cost the region’s families?

Will staying in the EU affect our security, these are just some of the issues hotly disputed issues over recent weeks.

Or you might want to ask Mr Cameron about how the debate will affect his future. Will he resign if we vote for Brexit, does he regret spending £9m of taxpayers money on a leaflet promoting the EU?

The European Union and the Union flag sit together
The European Union and the Union flag sit together

How damaging has the EU referendum debate been for his Conservative party and what’s it like, for once, to share a common cause with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn?

These are just some suggestions, the important thing is for you to ask your questions.

It promises to be one of the most momentous and far reaching decisions ever in British political history.

So it is vital you understand as much about it as possible.

Either email your questions for David Cameron to or if you are reading this online add them to the comments section at the bottom of this story.

You can also send them to Facebook/EveningChron. Please include your name and where you live.

Remember, all questions have been to be related to the EU Referendum. The suitable ones will be sent to Number 10 Downing Street for Mr Cameron to answer.