‘Stop Brexit Guy’ defends right to protest

Anti-Brexit campaigner Steve Bray defended his ‘fundamental right to protest’ as he appeared in court charged with flouting a police ban by placing amplifiers in the road next to Parliament Square. The 55-year-old activist, dubbed the ‘Stop Brexit Guy’, told City of London Magistrates’ Court: ‘We were not supergluing, we were not chaining ourselves, we were not throwing paint over stuff.’ Bray placed amplifiers within a zone around the Houses of Parliament after allegedly being warned not to by police,…

This content is for members with full access only.

Please upgrade your membership on your account page to access it.
Upgrade your account

Already a member? Log in here