Remainers bring 'Brexit Facts Bus' to Reading
A Boris Johnson impersonator and singer Madeleina Kay were the highlights of the rally
Campaigners at the Brexit 'Facts' Bus when it stopped in Reading. Credit: getreading
Campaigners still fighting for the UK to stay in the EU have made a stop in Reading.
The remainers' 'Brexit Facts Bus' attracted a crowd of about a dozen people during a cold evening outside Marks and Spencer in Broad Street, Reading town centre on Monday, February 26.
They had come as part of the Brexit: Is it Worth it Campaign? which has been touring UK cities and towns in the bus, claiming exiting the EU will cost the UK economy £2,000 million [or £2 billion] a week.
One of the highlights of the evening included a visit by Boris Johnson impersonator Drew Galdron, who cut a comical figure at the rally in Reading, Berkshire.
Another was Madeleina Kay, or the EU Super Girl, who sang a pro-EU folk song to those gathered.
Closing the rally, lead speaker Tim Evans urged onlookers to donate to the campaign and call for a second referendum on any final deal the UK Government gets in its negotiations with the EU.
Campaigners insist remaining in the EU must be a considered option in this vote.
