I agree, re 15/16 year olds signing.
My own 17 year old (a month short of 18) is more conversant with the benefits of EU membership (and the responsibilities that go with it) than practically all the Leavers I know (which admittedly, isn't many)- none of whom have taken the least bit of interest in events from June 23rd 2016 to now. Grenade lobbed, zero fucks given. Yet.
So we are doing everything we can to ensure he is on the electoral roll asap.
In fact, I would like to see A50 revoked, then, in time, a credible, legal re-run of the referendum based on facts, with a minimum participation rate, and a sensible percentage to 'win'. I am not nor have ever been a fan of The Referendum as it's too 'easy'; and, last time I looked, I elect MPs to represent me. However, given that this farce began as an ill-conceived (non-binding) referendum, maybe putting it to bed needs to be via referendum.
But I would grudgingly accept that referendum result as being representative of The Will Of The People. But, I would also like these to be on that day, votes for 16-17 year olds, run concurrently but separately.
You never know, the strength of that feeling might give some old gimmers cause to pause and reflect on who's going to be forming government policy, and doling out government money, down the track if the old summarily shaft the young again, now. Loss of a free bus pass will be the least of their worries.