Referendum Party

The Referendum Party was a Eurosceptic, single issue party in the United Kingdom formed by Sir James Goldsmith to fight the 1997 General Election. This merged in January 1999 with the Euro Information Campaign, another pro-sterling, anti-Euro group funded by millionaire Paul Sykes. The merged group, the Democracy Movement, is not a party, but a pressure group.wiki see

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• Robin Birley
• David Soutter - former Referendum Party Deputy Regional Campaign Manager,
• Freedom Association -John Gouriet
• David Bellamy
• Tracy Worcester
• Robin Page
• Peter Etherden
• Marc Gordon
• Sir Alan Walters and Alistair McAlpine, two of Goldsmith’s strongest Tory supporters
• Patrick Robertson
• John Aspinall
• Edward Goldsmith
• Sir George Gardiner
• Priti Patel - former press officer
• The party's chief spokesman, the former Tory Central Office press officer Michael Gunton [1]
• Alan Walters
• Judith Duckworth, director of campaigning, is the RP's chief administrator
• Michael Gunton, chief press officer
• Patrick Robertson, personal PR to Goldsmith