'Had I known I was being filmed I would have dressed up a bit more,' she told The Times.
The clip has been widely shared across social media garnering praise, as well as excitement among Wakefield-residents that the mystery had finally been solved. One person wrote:"Amazing! Good message and using chalk means no vandalism caused in the process! Keep up the work lady." Another said,"Please, Ms Hazel Jones, don't stop!!! You are a legend!!!"that she was doing it for her grandchildren, who she believed had been"wronged" by her generation.
"We all have to do our bit and I think it's very important that people are made aware of the imminent catastrophe that we will be faced with if Brexit goes through," she said."My generation has fouled up the prospects of younger people, so it's my grandchildren that I'm doing it for."that she had spent the past three years chalking hundreds of protest slogans around the town while out and about.
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