Kill Brexit Now! - Contacting Me

One of the explicit aims of this blog is to gather a group of like-minded individuals to begin a legal challenge to the unlawful purported Article 50 Notification of 29th March 2017.

If you'd like to contact me for that or any other reason here are two ways in which you can do so.

By email: killbrexitnow@gmail.com

On Twitter: @KillBrexitNow

If you contact me by email please don't necessarily expect an immediate reply. There are times when I'm focussing on legal research or other reasons means that I may not check my email for many days at a time.




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