“if their constitutents voted Remain then their MPs should do the same. They are not there to enforce The Will Of The People, but to represent their own electorate.”
A little bit tricky. The results of the referendum were not published by constituency. However, a number of estimates have been produced and they all seem to suggest that somewhere between 400 and 425 constituencies voted to leave. All of these estimates, of course, have similar shortcomings to the pollsters.
“Why are the Brigade of leavers, on A/B so frightened for the MPs to have this vote ??.”
Because, with a few honourable exceptions, they are a bunch of self-serving crooks, creeps and charlatans who have about as much respect for democracy as Kim Jong-un.
However, none of this is really relevant. MPs voted six to one to allow a referendum and the government, when the Referendum Bill was debated said that the result would be enacted. There were no conditions. So unless the electorate is to be shafted in the usual way that it is by its politicians that is what should be done. The problem with UK politics is that it has become so infested with EU doctrine (which sees that people vote again when they produce the “wrong” result) that it now resembles that wretched organisation.