Leave or Remain?

Withnail

Well-Known Forumite
Odds as of 01/06/16 - Paddy Power

In 2/7 Out 11/4

% of vote to Remain

45%-50% - 3/1
50%-55% - 7/4
55%-60% - 15/8

Turnout

Under 63.5%/ Over 63.5%

5/6 for both
As of 11/06/16

In 4/11 Out 9/4

% of vote to Remain

45%-50% - 21/10
50%-55% - 7/4
55%-60% - 7/4

Turnout

Under/Over 63.5%

5/6 for both
As of 21/06/16

In 2/9 Out 10/3

% of vote to Remain

45%-50% - 7/2
50%-55% - 6/4
55%-60% - 2/1

Turnout (N.B. higher percentage than for previous two)

Under 67.5% - 5/4
Over 67.5% - 4/7
 

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
The problem with the EU that would bother me most is that around 40% of the budget goes on agriculture - I note that every referendum poster/placard that I see on farmland is for leaving, yet I've heard nothing about what would happen to farm subsidies as a result. Is there an 'official' position on this?

In fact, I haven't seen a single Remain poster/placard anywhere.
 

cj1

Well-Known Forumite
Many farmers believe without eu regulation farming costs are reduced. But I could be wrong on this point
 

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
The NFU seems to have concluded that Remain was the better choice, which seems odd if every farmer* around is for Out.


* that expresses a public preference.
 

hop

Well-Known Forumite
yet I've heard nothing about what would happen to farm subsidies as a result.

Up until a few years ago you didn't need to be a farm to claim payments, I know of several people with gardens of 1 acre who claimed subsidies, of course in the UK we have a large population living on a small amount of land so few normal people would qualify or even realise they could make a claim.

It's not surprising you had all these alleged French farm owners up in arms, when in reality it was just a villager with a garden getting something for nothing.
 

citricsquid

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I saw a couple of UKIP Leave placards up at the start of the Marston Road and then the next day they were in the bin. I wondered if it was a disgruntled Remain supporter, or if the person who put them up had a change of heart.
 

ATJ

Well-Known Forumite
The guy with the tool shop no one ever enters or exits on Weston Road has loads of 'leave' stuff up.
 

citricsquid

Well-Known Forumite
Near the chippy? Thats where I saw them in the bin, seemed fitting.

That'll be them! They were on the fences of 1 Marston Road and removed the day after they went up. My new theory is that a tenant put them up and the landlord instructed them to remove them, since that's a shared house.

The guy with the tool shop no one ever enters or exits on Weston Road has loads of 'leave' stuff up.

There's a shop (abandoned?) on Rowley Street that has had a UKIP sign in the window for the last few years and they upgraded to a UKIP Vote Leave sign recently.
 

Laurie61

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