Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Not sure if this has already been done but it will be interesting if there was a poll to see how people voted in relation to their income and social status.
I work in finance and most of the colleagues know voted to remain except two.
Those two colleagues live in poor areas and had a very working class upbringing. i.e brought up in council houses, basic education and do basic level jobs at the bank. Is their a direct correlation between the two and is this representative of the demographic as a whole.
I didn't vote in the referendum simply because my summer party was on the same day so got back too late...and didn't bother going before work
Geography was more important. Rich home counties/middle-England was as much leave as the industrial north. It was only London, Scotland and Bristol that were essentially remain (with London and Scotland combined making up 1/3 of the UK population)