This week our podcast comes from the village of South Wonston in Hampshire where Better Off Out had a public meeting in the village hall. The speakers were Ray Finch, UKIP MEP for the Southeast, and myself. The first voice you will hear is that of myself, followed by Mike Kenney who chaired the meeting and organised it. Full credit to Mike for organising a great meeting and for attracting a lively audience of nearly a hundred people who ensured a lively discussion.
That’s it for this week. Don’t forget that you can learn more about this campaign on our website www.BetterOffOut.net. We are also on Facebook and Twitter and we have our own YouTube Channel as well.
The Better Off Out Podcast, introduced by Rupert Matthews the National Campaign Manager. You can find Better Off Out on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as well as on our website www.BetterOffOut.net. We welcome all Brexiteers and offer a wide range of campaigning materials and activities. Go to our website and check us out.
This podcast takes as special form as it is given over entirely to a single speech – and what a cracker it is. This was a speech given by Steven Woolfe, UKIP MEP for the Northwest of England. The event took place in Iver in Buckinghamshire, but it is applicable throughout the UK – and beyond.
This is a podcast by Better Off Out, introduced by Rupert Matthews the National Campaign Manager. You can find Better Off Out on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as well as on our website www.BetterOffOut.net. We welcome all Brexiteers and offer a wide range of campaigning materials and activities. Go to our website and check us out.
Meanwhile, this podcast takes us on a trip to Durham to talk about heavy industry, we remain in Durham to talk about the Bold Durham Hussar who fought against Napoleon’s efforts in the 19th century to create a single European Empire. Then we move on to Devizes for three different pieces. First we have the launch of the Better Off Out campaign in Wiltshire, followed by a couple of shorter pieces looking at the Market Place and its relationship with the European Union.
Pam from Redcar
We start in Durham where we talk to Pam from Redcar about the importance of all Eurosceptics sticking together and working together in the Referendum Campaign.
Durham, Magna Carta and the EU
Still in Durham we have a look at the original copy of Magna Carta that is kept in Durham Cathedral. We look at the clause about habeas corpus, which dates back over a thousand years and learn how it has been quietly scrapped by the European Union.
Speech by Philip Hollobone MP, Conservative Member of Parliament for Kettering.
A cracking speech by Philip Hollobone on the subject of Brexit.
Still in Durham we have a look at the original copy of Magna Carta that is kept in Durham Cathedral. We look at the clause about habeas corpus, which dates back over a thousand years and learn how it has been quietly scrapped by the European Union.
We start in Durham where we talk to Pam from Redcar about the importance of all Eurosceptics sticking together and working together in the Referendum Campaign.
Durham, Magna Carta and the EU
Still in Durham we have a look at the original copy of Magna Carta that is kept in Durham Cathedral. We look at the clause about habeas corpus, which dates back over a thousand years and learn how it has been quietly scrapped by the European Union.
Speech by Philip Hollobone MP, Conservative Member of Parliament for Kettering.
A cracking speech by Philip Hollobone on the subject of Brexit.
This is a podcast by Better Off Out, introduced by Rupert Matthews the National Campaign Manager. You can find Better Off Out on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as well as on our website www.BetterOffOut.net. We welcome all Brexiteers and offer a wide range of campaigning materials and activities. Go to our website and check us out.
Meanwhile, this podcast takes us on a trip to Durham to talk about heavy industry, we remain in Durham to talk about the Bold Durham Hussar who fought against Napoleon’s efforts in the 19th century to create a single European Empire. Then we move on to Devizes for three different pieces. First we have the launch of the Better Off Out campaign in Wiltshire, followed by a couple of shorter pieces looking at the Market Place and its relationship with the European Union.
This week our podcast follows Better Off Out on tour around southern England. We start in Bournemouth where we had a pop-up stall in the main town square. We then go on to a rather cold and windy Chichester where we had a proper stall in the main town market. Finally we head west to Exeter where we launched the regional campaign and had some meetings, though I also found time to ponder on what the airport can tell us about Britain’s relationship to the European Union, the USA and what the future holds for us. Oh, and there was time for a cracking Devon Cream Tea as well.
We went to Bournemouth on a nice warm day when there were plenty of people out and about. We got a very good reception.
Chichester was not quite so welcoming, greeting us with a cold wind that later in the day developed into rain. Never mind, we had a prime pitch in the market and all went well.
Our visit to Exeter was primarily to launch the campaign in the Southwest of England and to take part in meetings, but I took the opportunity to have a think about Brexit.
And you can’t go to Devon without having a cream tea. At least, I can’t.
That’s it for this week. Don’t forget that you can learn more about this campaign on our website www.BetterOffOut.net. We are also on Facebook and Twitter and we have our own YouTube Channel as well.
That’s it for this week. Don’t forget that you can learn more about this campaign on our website www.BetterOffOut.net. We are also on Facebook and Twitter and we have our own YouTube Channel as well.
