Roland Rudd (Roland Rudd), one of the main activists fighting to keep the UK in close ties with the European Union, has resigned as a director of the company behind the People’s Voting Organization.
An insider said the move marked the “regretful end” of the slow decline of the movement formed in the fierce competition. Brexit, Rudd and another director Richard Reed resigned and transferred control of PV Campaign Ltd to Mark Kieran.
Kieran is a former civil servant whose mission is to transform the company into a broader campaign organization that is no longer dedicated to the cause of the European Union; instead, it will focus on promoting voter registration, promoting electoral reform, and fighting racism. Allies praised him as “smart, smart, and free.”
The 60-year-old Rudd, who was appointed as the chairman of the Tate Gallery last year, is said to still support a closer alliance between the UK and the European Union, but also said that the referendum battle is over, and he hopes to move forward from the campaign group and let it flourish. New, young blood. When contacted by the Guardian, he declined to comment.
The resignation marks an important moment for the group, which supports it with many celebrity supporters Second referendumWhen the anger over the Brexit impasse reached its peak in 2019, the people voted that the 2016 vote was already in their hands.
Rudd’s sister Amber Rudd, a former Conservative Party Secretary of the Interior, quit the organization later that year after unsuccessful in strengthening his control over the organization-which prompted A stronger rebound than expected From the component campaign group.
But now, more than five years after Brexit, Rudd and Reid have resigned from PV Campaign Ltd and Open British Limited (formerly The In Campaign Ltd).
Open Britain is one of the campaigns gathered together under the umbrella of the people’s vote, which includes our future and our choices. The United Kingdom is Europe For our future.
A former People’s Voting staff member said that although Rudd may continue to move forward, many staff whose lives and livelihoods were “destroyed” when the election failed at the end of 2019 found it harder to do so. “This is the regrettable ending of a promising election campaign that requires the government to be held accountable for a poor-quality Brexit deal.”
Labour Party colleague Andrew Adonis said that pro-EU flames continue to burn in the work of the European Movement Group he presided over, which has a record high number of members and “steady growth” of more than 100 local groups.
