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Don't mope on Brexit day - instead crank up the volume and think about everything that we have achieved.
For the last 1,317 days, this song has for many been the unofficial anthem of the Remain Movement.

EU elections are now almost certain to happen.

They use a version of Proportional Representation known as the D'Hondt Method.
I won't try and re-explain it here, as there are already various good explanations available such as this one.

I've made a google spreadsheet partly based on some other ones I found online, to let people play around with different voting patterns and see how it affects the results.

Our latest newsletter is out, with details of all that has been going on in parliament in recent days, the probability of another extension, May's supposed cooperation with Corbyn and the days where parliament temporarily took charge and what was achieved.

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Well done to everyone who spotted that this post was an #AprilFool -  although at the moment (at least in the UK) it's often hard to tell the made up news from the real stuff.

A leak from a mole in Whitehall indicates that Brexit could be halted imminently due to a dearth of sensible reasons for continuing with it.

As I write this, we should be just hours from leaving the EU - but we aren't. Theresa May said that the date would not be changed, but it was.

Today some Brexiters outside Parliament are protesting (and hopefully it remains peaceful) - but there is much that we remainers can be celebrating.

30 months ago, a second referendum was a fringe idea

But we didn't give up

We marched
We campaigned
We lobbied

Our cause became a mainstream policy

Our latest newsletter is out, with details of all that has been going on in parliament in recent days, the defeat of Meaningful Vote Three, last weekend's march and a brief celebration of the fact that this is no longer our last day in the EU.

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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.

He says:

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.