One place has been Googling Brexit more than anywhere else - and it's in Devon
Two years after the vote, the most Googled term is 'What is Brexit?'
Neil Shaw Head Of Digital
1 AUG 2018
Devon had the highest Google search interest in Brexit over the past week of anywhere in the country.
Exclusive data provided by Google reveals that between the 23 and the 29 of July Chagford searched for Brexit more than any other UK community.
West Devon - the constituency in which Chagford is situated in - voted to leave the EU in the Brexit Referendum in June 2016.
A strong majority of 54% voted to leave, equating to 48,000 votes. However, in stark contrast a major survey carried out by Devon Live in April found that 15% of leave voters in Devon would change their decision in a new referendum.
One place has been Googling Brexit more than anywhere else - and it's in Devon - Devon Live
Devon Google Brexit! | The Economic Voice
It's no surprise, with these stories covered today in this blog from the last week or so:
Futures Forum: Brexit: and declaring Totnes as an independent city state
Futures Forum: Brexit: and Devon farmer saying "80% of farm businesses becoming no longer viable"
Futures Forum: Brexit: and massaging Devon businesses' anxieties
Futures Forum: Brexit: and Flybe's warnings
Futures Forum: Brexit: and an uncertain future for Exeter University funding and students
Futures Forum: Brexit: and exporting shellfish from Brixham
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