06:38PM, Wednesday 15 June 2016
Raheem Ikram
Age: 39
Occupation: Lawyer
Stance on the referendum: Remain
“I just think that generally in the UK we’re better off staying with the EU, financially and for the future.
I think the media coverage so far has been pretty fair.”
Matthew Chapman
Age: 34
Occupation: Community Support Officer
Stance on the referendum: Undecided
“I still haven’t decided, I’m not entirely sure. All the issues seem to come down to immigration, that is all that seems to be in the press and I would like to hear points other than that.
“There’s only seven working days left so I will probably decide this week and watch some more debates.”
Natalie Hills
Age: 41
Occupation: Practice manager of an occupational therapy firm
Stance on the referendum: Remain
“I think I’ve decided. I think I’m in but it’s very difficult. There’s a lot of bias in the media and it’s hard to tell the fact from fiction, the flack from flannel.
“My son did get a vote leaflet and nobody else in the house did, so maybe they are targeting young people.
“Both sides are slinging mud so it’s hard to be informed of the facts.”
Caroline Waldon
Age: 35
Occupation: Works for a property firm
Stance on the referendum: Leave
“I think I was in at the beginning, and then I was on the fence and now I’m out, so I have come round full circle.
“There was a lot in the media about losing stability but I think we will be more stable outside of the EU. I’m now willing to take the risk.”
Patrick Willard
Age: 47
Occupation: Software sales
Stance on the referendum: Undecided
“I’m undecided at the minute, I think the problem is that there is not much on the lasting effects of leaving the EU.
“It’s ‘this is what will happen immediately’ but not how it will pan out five or 10 years down the line.”
Nina Mullen
Age: 64
Occupation: Doctor
Stance on the referendum: Remain
“I think we have to stay in Europe, it’s so important for safeguarding our security, pensions and our health service.
“If we leave there is great risk that we won’t have the social security and healthcare that we do now.
“Europe is the fabric which holds it all together.”
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