The high profile leaders of the Cabinet based #ChuckChequers campaign spent last night eating pizza and coming up with a series of plans to ensure that we as are a nation are denied a soft Brexit. Meanwhile my MEP Nigel Farage is calling on all MPs to remember to vote to remove us from the EU irrespective of the costs and challenges it will create. So it seems as though the views of people like James Cleverly are in the minority supporting Theresa May with her approach towards Brexit. The need for those politicians who are willing to consider a delay to the departure or commited to the peoples vote to now to begin to outline some requirements that could help reform the EU is vital. It is now 28 months since the referendum and given that over half the voters called for us to leave means that a significant number of people in our nation do not approve of the EU in its current format and so far no one has made a strong case for reforming the EU. It is clear that the Green Party, the Lib Dems and the SNP along with many groups in Northern Ireland want us to remain in the EU so they can surely begin to outline what a reformed EU could look like so that our citizens can hear of a range of options in case we cannot find a meaningful way of leaving?