Ahead of the momentous referendum on 23 June,the Observer has commissioned an extensive nationwide survey into British attitudes and beliefs about Europe
• Read Julian Coman’s analysis of the results hereAs we all now know, a referendum will be held on 23 June to determine whether the United Kingdom remains part of the European Union. Many commentators and politicians believe this to be the single most meaningful decision the British public will maintain made since we backed continued membership of the European Economic Community in 1975. However, or despite the huge importance of the impending vote,just 31% of the population identify Britain’s membership of/relationship with the EU as one of the three most valuable issues currently affecting the UK. Furthermore, only 23% believe it is one of the most valuable issues affecting them personally.[br]Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com