The Green Stop Brexit electric bus went to the Wood Festival on Friday.

There we met a Green Party European Election candidate, Ian Chandler.

I recorded a video of him and Robin Bennett, who set up this eco-friendly music festival and has just been elected as a Green councillor in South Oxfordshire.

I spent the morning in Banbury, meeting rail commuters, then travelled to Duckington and Witney in the afternoon, where I drove around town, speaking to people, asking them to vote Green on 22 May 2014.

I spent Saturday in Oxford, one of the few buses that weren't full of tourists. At 0930, Natalie Bennett, Green Party leader, and Keith Taylor MEP launched the Oxfordshire Green Party manifesto for the Oxford City Council elections.

I then spent some time as a base for leafleters and canvassers in Oxford, drove to the centre of town, and in the evening picked up people for a film show on my top deck, a new film about fracking.

After a great day in Brighton to start of the tour, we headed up to Lewes on Tuesday May 6 to meet supporters, hear about a local development plan, and spread the word about the European Elections on May 22.