Here James Harvard, a seasoned anti-EU campaigner, talks about the strategic objectives of your day on the street stall.

We often suspect that the reason we are being asked to operate a street stall is that it is the only person who is asking us can think of. Sometimes, I bet that is true. But it is a mainstay of political campaigning for some good reasons.

 

So, there are four good things to be trying to achieve out on your stall. 

 

He also mentions a couple of operational points covered in the other videos in more depth: the basic necessity of having a street stall with something visible above head height (what is the point of an invisible street stall - and people are still doing that) and the desirability of activists in casual uniform or at least visibly recognisable as being connected to Static Campaign Feature - or stall.

 

When you have finished, please spend a little more time watching the other two videos in this series on the Street Stall - and then go on to teh other Bruges Group training videos. It is your ability to campaign effectively that will win this referendum. It is not a game so do not play at it.