By Abigail

Brexit statistics

Over 33,551,983 of the 66,181,585 in the UK had voted in the 2016 EU

referendum.
51.9% had voted to leave. Whilst the other 48.1% voted to remain.
South bucks had decided to leave with 20,647 votes. The majority of
South Oxfordshire had 55% to remain.
According to Louise Ridley on The Huffington Post UK, a YouGov poll
that shows HOW AGES VOTED:
18-24: 75% Remain
25-49: 56% Remain
50-64: 44% Remain
65+: 39% Remain
This show the clear preference of wanting to remain in the 18-
49 age bracket. If considered, the 50-65+ are unfair to the idea of
voting for younger generations future rather than their shortly
remaining ones.
The average life expectancy of someone who voted Brexit is far
lower than a Remain voter.

This tweet was found:

70% of youngsters voted to remain. Hope their parents remember
that when they are dribbling in their retirement home.
Henry Pryor (@HenryPryor) June 24, 2016.
Matthew Goodwin and Oliver Heath had found that the poorest
households with less than 20,000 a year were
more likely to support leaving the EU than the wealthiest households.
Due to unemployment, low-skilled/manual occupation or no
qualifications.

A selected few groups of Britain who feel left behind by rapid

economic change and feel cut adrift from the mainstream were
most likely to support Brexit.
 The increase in the value of the pound rose 0.65 against the euro.
Causing a long term decline in its value. However, the pound was
decreased against the US dollar at $1.2442.

N/A. (2016). EU referendum results. Available:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results. Last accessed 3rd
October 2017.

Louise Ridley . (2016). EU Referendum Results: Young Screwed By Older Generations

As Polls Suggest 75% Backed Remain. Available:
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/eu-referendum-results-age-data-
young_uk_576cd7d6e4b0232d331dac8f. Last accessed 3rd October 2017.

Matthew Goodwin & Oliver Heath. (2016). Brexit vote explained: poverty, low skills
and lack of opportunities. Available: https://www.jrf.org.uk/report/brexit-vote-
explained-poverty-low-skills-and-lack-
opportunities?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5ejvwqvU1gIVTpPtCh3LqQeAEAAYASAAEgJpW_
D_BwE. Last accessed 3rd October 2017.

Katie Allen and Paul Scruton . (2016). How has the Brexit vote affected the UK
economy? June verdict. Available: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-
interactive/2017/jun/22/how-has-the-brexit-vote-affected-the-uk-economy-june-
verdict. Last accessed 3rd October 2017.

HuffPost UK. (2017). Pound To Euro Exchange Rate Rises As Brexit Is Formally
Triggered. Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvkjuNP0CFc. Last
accessed 3rd October 2017.

By David

What is Brexit?
1. Brexit is merging two words, Britain and exit to tempt the United
Kingdom to leave the European Union.

On Thursday 23rd June 2016, Britain has voted to leave the EU with 51.9%
compared to the 48.1% who wanted to stay.
Alex Hunt & Brian Wheeler. (2017). Brexit: All you need to know about the UK leaving the
EU. Available: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-32810887. Last accessed 3rd Oct 2017.
 2. According to the independent economic experts believe the
economy will shrink in the short term after we leave the EU.

Although were leaving Brexit, Uk will still be part of the European court of
human rights.
Oliver Wright . (2016). EU referendum: 40 facts about Britain and the EU to help you decide
how to vote. Available: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-referendum-
facts-brexit-immigration-trade-economy-fishing-leave-remain-what-will-happen-
a7095046.html. Last accessed 3rd Oct 2017.

3. South Oxfordshire votes

Leave : 45.0% 37,865 VOTES

Remain: 55.0% 46,245 VOTES

Unkown. (Unkown). EU Referendum results. Available:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results. Last accessed 3rd Oct 2017.

By Freddie

Brexit Did older people consider younger

How will younger people deal with the outcome

Explain
Impending problem that doesnt just affect the country but affects a generation

Archive

Presenter led. Ed.

Ed can do explanation with objects

Voting age.

Leaving EU affects young?

Older people? Do they care? Did they just want their country back? Did you
consider the affect on young people?

Stats and statistics. Young v old. Animation inserted of Voting percentages and how
many people. South Oxfordshire vote
 Presenter interviews students around school

Contrast, interview older people to compare

Closing statement presenter alone

By Ed

Plan of documentary:

Stock footage of London and busy streets to show a lot of people. Voice of God
is being used to narrate over this footage.
(next scene)
Shots of presenter walking down road talking about facts and statistics which
could be blended in to the scenery in order to make it look more interesting.
(next scene)
Interviews on the younger generation asking as to whether they thought they
should have been able to vote or not.
(next scene)
Interviews on the older generation as to whether they took the younger
generation into consideration when voting.
(next scene)
More of the presenter talking about statistics and facts on Brexit.
(next scene)
Finish with the presenter asking a question directly to viewers which could make
them think.

BBC. (2016). EU Refurendum. Available:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results. Last accessed
03/10/17.
By Harry
By Ed

Plan of documentary:

Stock footage of London and busy streets to show a lot of people. Voice of
God is being used to narrate over this footage.
(next scene)
Shots of presenter walking down road talking about facts and statistics which
could be blended in to the scenery in order to make it look more interesting.
(next scene)
Interviews on the younger generation asking as to whether they thought they
should have been able to vote or not.
(next scene)
Interviews on the older generation as to whether they took the younger
generation into consideration when voting.
(next scene)
More of the presenter talking about statistics and facts on Brexit.
(next scene)
Finish with the presenter asking a question directly to viewers which could
make them think.

BBC. (2016). EU Refurendum. Available:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results. Last accessed
03/10/17.