RemainMarys

RemainMarys is a British political group that emerged in 2016, primarily focused on opposing the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union, commonly referred to as Brexit. The group is named after the campaign slogan "Remain" and the Marys, a group of women who were arrested during the 2010 London riots. The group's members often engage in non-violent direct action, such as blocking roads and occupying public spaces, to protest against Brexit and advocate for the UK to remain in the EU.

The group's activities have been controversial, with some viewing them as disruptive and others seeing them as a legitimate form of political protest. RemainMarys has been criticized for causing public inconvenience and disrupting essential services, while also being praised for their bravery and commitment to their cause. The group has also faced legal challenges, with some of their members being arrested and charged with various offenses.

RemainMarys is not a formal political party, but rather a loose coalition of individuals who share a common goal of preventing Brexit. The group's tactics and strategies have evolved over time, with some members advocating for more direct action and others for more peaceful forms of protest. Despite their controversial methods, RemainMarys has remained a significant presence in the UK's political landscape, particularly in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum.