Boris Johnson Makes Surprise Visit to Isle of Wight Shipyard
Boris Meets Shipyard Workers During Walkabout
Boris Johnson dropped by the Isle of Wight today, stopping off at Wightship yard in East Cowes. He mingled with the CEO and workers during his walkabout campaign, eager to show support locally.
Signs Spectator and Gets Up Close with Shipbuilding
The PM signed a copy of The Spectator, featuring ‘Enter Boris’ outside 10 Downing Street on the cover. Amazed by the craftsmanship, he quizzed staff about the ship order — asking if the two vessels would be transported by lorry all the way to Mexico.
Boris Talks Isle Visits and Brexit Confidence
When asked about his ties to the Isle, Boris said, “I’ve been many times.” He recalled a quirky memory about selling the bendy bus on the island, which caught some attention. Speaking to the media, he voiced strong confidence in pushing a no-deal Brexit through Parliament, vowing Britain would leave on schedule.
Rallying the Troops
Finishing up, Boris chanted along with a large group of workers, rallying support for his Brexit plan and leaving the yard on a high note.
