The Guardian Article RatingLead campaigner in People's Vote group quits as director
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56% : In a move one insider said marked as a "sorry end" to the slow decline of the movement forged during the fierce battle over Brexit, Rudd and another director, Richard Reed, resigned and handed over the reins of PV Campaign Ltd to Mark Kieran.54% : Rudd, 60, who last year was appointed chair of the Tate, is said to still favour closer alignment between the UK and EU but also says the referendum battle is over and that he wants to move on from the campaign group to let it flourish with new, younger blood.
54% : But now, more than five years after Brexit, Rudd and Reed have resigned from both PV Campaign Ltd and Open Britain Limited (formerly known as The In Campaign Ltd).
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