I am involved in my local Europe group on the Social Media side and have sent probably up to a total of a thousand emails to MP,s including my own local Tory MP.
A German couple stopped to say 'we wondered where you were', meaning the people who objected to Brexit, of whom they'd not seen any on their trip - it really brought home the importance of visibility.
Keep writing, keep talking, when possible keep marching, keep in touch with friends in Europe. For the sake of our children and grandchildren, we must not go away.
Members have marched in London, Brighton and Brussels; we have co-hosted the book promotion of ' In Limbo' locally, and we have attended a Scientists4EU event in Lewes.
I'm pro solidarity and problem-solving together, as problems cross borders.
In my mind, Brexit is a loathsome dragon and Steve Bray embodies the spirit of St George, protecting England from its own darkest old natures.
It was August 2016 when I read a post from an Italian lady (who's husband was ex-RAF) about her being asked to 'Prepare to leave' by the Home Office...
I hated the way 48% were discounted, felt I needed to make my voice heard, met Polly Ernest, and my protesting career started.
Letter writing, signing petitions and marching wasn’t getting anywhere so I decided to take protest to the gates of Westminster.
I wanted to fight Brexit in the memory of my Father, who was rescued from Dunkirk, but died in peacetime in France.