Our latest newsletter is out, with all the details of the upcoming People's Vote March tomorrow, along with what we've been up top recently and what is currently happening with Brexit.
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Slough and Windsor may be two towns only walking distance apart, but the views of their MPs on Brexit are very different.
Slough and Windsor's MPs both voted against the government's EU withdrawal agreement, but for opposite reasons.
Windsor's MP wants a harder Brexit, and to keep no-deal on the table, whereas Slough's MP took the more sensible (in our opinion approach) of voting it down in favour of a softer Brexit and in favour of taking no-deal off the table. It's not quite supporting the People's Vote, but it's a great start.
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The Ides of march was historically a turning point in history. With just 14 days left until the UK's departure from the EU by automatic operation of the law, lets hope that this still holds true. To catch up on everything that has been going on, our latest newsletter is now out, with information about our recent street stalls, the upcoming People's Vote March, campaigning in London with SODEM, the Reading Half Marathon and lots more.
We are running a street stall on Slough High Street on Saturday 16th March from 14:00-16:00, in the area outside Boots (Full address: 184 High St, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 1JR).
The focus is going to be on publicising the upcoming People's Vote March the following weekend - so although the Brexitometer will be there, we will mainly be leafleting.
This is the seventh week that we've been there this year and so far it has been very well received by the majority of people that we have spoken to.
Bracknell MP Dr Phillip Lee has written a piece on Brexit, in particular why he thinks that Slough voted to Leave in 2016.
Originally a doctor before becoming an MP, he still does shifts in a surgery in Slough every couple of weeks.
He talks about how many people he has noticed who say they would now vote remain, even though they originally voted Leave.
With 21 days left until Brexit, our latest newsletter is now out, with information about our recent street stalls, the upcoming People's Vote March and lots more.
If you aren't subscribed to receive it by email, you can view it online here.
Our latest newsletter is now out, with information about our recent street stalls, the upcoming People's Vote March and lots more.
If you aren't subscribed to receive it by email, you can view it online here.
We highly recommend that you subscribe though using the signup link on the menu bar above, so that you can receive regular updates by email on what our campaign has been doing and what events are planned for the future.
With less assistance than usual (but hopefully still with one or two volunteers from further afield), we are running a street stall on Slough High Street on Saturday 16th February from 14:00-16:00, in the area outside Boots (Full address: 184 High St, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 1JR).
It will feature a Brexitometer where people can indicate their opinions anonymously, and leaflets on the People’s Vote. Volunteers will be happy to answer any questions that members of the public might have about The People’s Vote, Brexit and the EU, as well as explaining what they can do to help.
Our latest newsletter is just out, with all the information about our recent street stalls, the upcoming People's Vote March and lots more.
If you aren't subscribed to receive it by email, you can view it online here.
We highly recommend that you subscribe though using the signup link on the menu bar above, so that you can receive regular updates by email on what our campaign has been doing and what events are planned for the future.
A while ago, we noted that Slough Borough Council had taken the decision to set aside contingency funds in case of a hard Brexit.
It has long seemed odd that neighbouring Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead council has supported Brexit (both the leader of the council and both their MPs) but seems unwilling to do anything to actually prepare for it.
