Christmas Dinner à l’EUropéen

September 24, 2018 Richard Ford Slider, Spotlight Comments Off

TO CELEBRATE THE FESTIVE SEASON AND IN ANTICIPATION OF BREXIT ( ONE CAN BUT HOPE) UKIP GLOUCESTERSHIRE INVITE YOU TO
OUR EU THEMED CHRISTMAS DINNER
It’s not at Chequers – it’s at the Old Bell & Tiger’s Eye Restaurant , Southgate Street, GLOUCESTER on Thursday 13 th December 2018 at 7.30 pm

A Farage-tastic Feast to Trump all others. No Junck (er) food & no Sauerkraut.
Guest Speaker – Simon Richards of London based BREXIT organisation the Freedom Association & Founder of the Better Off Out campaign during the 2016 EU Referendum.

TRADITIONAL BRITISH CHRISTMAS DINNER

Just £20 per person (£5 from each ticket will be paid to UKIP Gloucestershire General Election Fund)

Roast Turkey ( can’t join) with Merkelata sausage &
(Verhofstadt ) stuffing
Anna Sozzleberry sauce ( it’s red!)
(Leave) Brussels Sprouts
(A proportional representation of ) Roast Potatoes et
Petits Pois de ReMAYner

Eton Mess-Christmas Pudding ( with hidden South Thanet expenses)
and (Snowflake) White Sauce

Wishing you a very Merry Brexmas & a Happy & Prosperous New UK.
Places are limited as this is a sit down meal, not a buffet as in previous years. Places will be allocated on a strictly first come, first served basis.
Secure your place by booking here

About Richard Ford 6 Articles

Richard Ford has spent his whole life in business and the private sector. He grew his company from start up to one of Gloucestershire's top 20 companies, and top 5 privately owned companies, winning many awards along the way. These included Gloucestershire Business of the Year, and a shortlisting for South West Entrepreneur of the Year, as well as many others. He built his business from zero to a turnover of £76 million pa and 300 employees. Richard is an Honours Graduate in Law from the University of Durham, speaks German fluently, and French to a reasonable level, as well as a smattering of several other European languages. Having travelled to many countries and to every continent, Richard gradually became concerned that the process of ever closer European integration was starting to have a detrimental effect on the UK's future prospects, and he therefore stood as the UKIP Parliamentary Candidate for Gloucester in the 2015 General Election, quadrupling the party's share of the vote and recording the party's highest percentage to date in the city. He has also stood twice for election as a UKIP candidate to Stroud District Council