UKIP NORTH LONDON BREXIT STALL
SUNDAY 24TH FEBRUARY AT 12 NOON
CHALK FARM BRIDGE
Dear All
Sunday 24th February at 12 noon
Chalk Farm Bridge – turn right out of Chalk Farm station and take the first left. Walk up until you see the bridge – and us!
Chalk Farm tube station – Northern Line (Edgware branch). There are plenty of buses too. And as it’s a Sunday I’m hoping there will be free parking.
Please wear whatever Brexit insignia you have – UKIP, Leave Means Leave, GO, WTO badges etc.
We work hard but its always a friendly, sociable day – a chance to meet fellow Ukippers from nearby areas too!
Come along and help spread the message of BREXIT NOW!
Hope to see you on Sunday, please call me on the number below if you need to.
Thankyou
Janice
Tel: 07957 172993
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Ed – We received this notification only yesterday, and as such, were unable to run it in yesterday’s edition.
Ammanford & Cardigan LML Stalls Friday 22 & 23/2/19
As the West Wales Coordinator for the cross-party Leave Means Leave, I wish to let you know that the next 2 LML street stalls will be held on Friday 22 February in Ammanford and in Cardigan on Saturday 23 February.
In relation to the Ammanford stall on Friday 22 February, we shall be meeting at 4a Quay Street, Ammanford, SA18 3DE (outside the post office) at around 10.45 and begin our stall at 11.00am. I wish to take this opportunity to thank the Llanelli & Carmarthen East & Dinefwr UKIP Branches for supporting this cross-party activity in Ammanford.
In relation to the Cardigan stall on Saturday 23 February, we shall be meeting outside the Guildhall below the town clock and beside the famous canon, SA43 1JL, at around 10.45 and begin our stall at 11.00am. I wish to thank the Ceredigion & Pembrokeshire UKIP Branches for supporting this cross-party activity in Cardigan. Thank you also to the Party’s Regional Officer Tom Harrison for every assistance in organizing both of these events.
We’ve already had 6 recent successful Leave Means Leave street stalls: in Carmarthen on Saturday 24 November, in Haverfordwest on Friday 30 November, in Milford Haven on Saturday 8 December, in Narberth on Friday 14 December, in Carmarthen on Saturday 12 January and in Llanelli on Saturday 9 February. Let’s add the Ammanford and Cardigan ones this Friday and Saturday to this list of successful stalls.
I’m very grateful to everyone who have, so far, assisted on the Leave Means Leave street stalls in West Wales. Thank you. I know that several of you have travelled considerable distances to assist with these activities. This is much appreciated.
I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible.
If you require further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Thank you, again.
Kind regards,
Another thought……why on Independence Daily is this section right at the bottom below everything else…as a kind of subsection,would it not be better to be more prominent to advance the stalls and branches
A coordinated campaign is needed plus a coordinated funding plan to aid the stalls….the more stalls the more exposure and hopefully more members …it is not rocket science …..when you report on your stalls could you say how many new members you get plus an appeal for funds…it could help you
Why is Batten seemingly incapable of saying to every branch ” Table day on Saturday the xxx th everywhere “.
What’s the matter? Why doesn’t he do it.? Is it difficult ?
Or are we frightened it might coincide with LmL or other groups, who might claim the credit.? Or concern that a new leader could emerge.? or is he building his hopes on TR. ? Or does he think we can’t maintain the pressure . ? Or is it ( As it must be ) a relief to wallow in the fleshpots of Brussels .? Or is there some arcane system no one understands ? to blame…Or What for heavens sake. ? I would dearly love to Know. I think it must be me and my personal rejection of social media. .We have forged a weapon why/who/ what is stopping us.?
Good to reject social media TG; it is responible for many of the problems in most countries. Why can’t people get a real life?
Surely we are all big enough and ugly enough to get on with activities such as street stalls without being told to do so.
Ceri, Yes and we do. But this has little impact. This is the difference between an army and a rabble.