Heh. What happened to "a million plus"? Even the organisers admit it was lower.

I'm going for 300,000.

There was a proper analysis online based on density of the crowd, flow rates and times etc which made a convincing and reasoned case for 1m.

Dux, m8, the organisers did estimate a million plus for the 2019 People's vote.     Independent experts said 300-400k.  But seems to me impossible to meaningfully compare one march to another unless on exact same route.

one this is for sure- these things always seem bigger when you are in the middle of them,

I read an analysis that put the figure at being in the region of 650-750k.  A lot of people say one million plus but I do like listening to experts.

the real question is: why does hanners - the man who counted down the days to brexit - not shut the fook up?

LOL are a Brexiteer using "statistics" to make an argument. 410% of our bad laws come from the EU. Jean Claude Juncker proven to give you AIDS...

Here's one for you: which campaign has the biggest number of proven breaches of electoral law? 

and how big was nigel's march then?

#nopointtalkingtobrexiters

heh at DD

Lol, Hero Nige's march had 50-70 people

Let's await further instructions from the Brexitbot to its RoF sleeper...

Funny that the Countryside march was the only one where the estimates reflected reality. 

think that tells you everything you need to know about Progressives, Liberals, and Lefties

^yeah because it's not that difficult to count 70 people

Brexiters seem quite triggered by this march.

Brexiters seem quite triggered by life.

Was the Countryside march really an estimate? That is an awfully precise figure. Did they just count heads when they all went for post march afternoon tea?

Countryside alliance was based on train tickets from Gloucestershire

I was nowhere near the back of the march and we didn't even get to parliament square until after 5. The speeches were scheduled for 2.30pm.