How did your area vote?

[MsWorthington]

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36616028

If you follow the link above then scroll down to the bottom of the page you can put your postcode in and find out how the voting went in your area. I'm in west Kent and I'm rather heartened to see my town was 45% leave to 55% remain.

[JWIM]

Remain by 50.5% so only just. My family all voted remain - GC are teens and persuaded GD to change from leave. They live across England - rural and city. Apart fro our area theirs were all leave majorities.

Trying to adopt a positive approach, especially for our DC who are very unhappy with the outcome, but have an underlying sense of unease that seems to be widely felt.

[minsmum]

Remain 55%

[Mirandawest]

I'm in York. 58% remain. Suspect my village was probably leave though.

[n0ne]

Brent, 59.7% remain

I don't even have the energy anymore to say how upset I am at the result

[pandaskitchen]

I am one of 37% Remain in my area.

Poor area, high immigration of low skilled economic migrants, traditional labour stronghold but with UKIP councillers, aging demographic- I can understand the outcome as difficult as it is to accept.

In my parents area a large national employer sent a letter out to all his employers saying how Brexit would not make any difference to them and he would be voting out....the remain was even lower.

[Valentine2]

Remain of course! Proud of it !!

[stillenacht1]

54% leave

[Oldraver]

79.7% turnout

53.7% REMAIN 46.3 LEAVE

Cameron country,

[WaspsandBeesSting]

Leave.

Midlands

[StillStayingClassySanDiego]

Shropshire - Leave.

[DurhamDurham]

Durham voted leave, both the poster and the place

[smugmumofboys]

NW. 50.3% leave so very narrow.

[NeedACleverNN]

South Holland

73.6% leave
26.4% stay

I kinda expected that tbh.

[Tanaqui]

Across my county there is an incredibly clear correlation between average house price and votes - the higher the average house price, the bigger % of remain votes, and vice versa.

[Orwellschild]

Lambeth. 80 % remain.

Absolutely gutted.

[justbogoff]

Barnsley, 19th out of 399 leave.
Ashamed, but not surprised, Barnsley town centre on a Monday lunchtime is like the village of the damned.
The guy who voted leave because he wanted to Muslims out was from Barnsley, it says it all really.

[farageisacunt]

54.7% leave

And in Jo Cox's constituency too.

Shameful

[justbogoff]

Jo Cox constituency voted leave?

I'm shocked!

[Birdsgottafly]

Remain 58%, we had a kite of non voters.

It makes sencevthat the JC constituency voted to Leave, they'd had strong campaigning from all of the far right groups.

It's like every anti-hatred group says, it's the Silence that is most damaging.

There was and has been a lot of silence, on many issues.

[Littlemisslovesspiders]

Leave

East Midlands

[notamummy10]

Derby - 51% majority leave!

[AcornToOak]

My area is in the top 5 areas with the highest percentage of leave, it doesn't surprise me

[adriennemole]

Cambridge
74% remain
26% leave
So proud of my city

[FuzzyOwl]

Remain but it was quite close.

[Autumnchill]

69.9% Leave