Why Brexit may be the best thing for Britain's fishing industry

The video explores the impact of Brexit on Brixham, a historic fishing port in Southwest England. It discusses the changes in the fishing industry due to EU quotas and the economic implications of Brexit, including job prospects and trade. Personal perspectives highlight issues like democracy and immigration. The video also covers Cornwall's economic challenges and reliance on EU aid, emphasizing the need for political action to secure future prosperity.

What was one of the main reasons Brixham fishermen supported Brexit?

• To regain control over fishing quotas

• To improve relations with Europe

• To reduce taxes

• To increase tourism

Why did Steve Farrar vote to leave the EU?

• He wanted to increase trade with Asia

• He wanted to travel more

• He believed in local democracy

• He was concerned about environmental issues

What historical event is associated with Brixham?

• The signing of the Magna Carta

• The landing of Dutch Prince William of Orange

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Battle of Hastings

What economic challenge does Cornwall face post-Brexit?

• Decline in tourism

• Overpopulation

• Loss of EU funding

• Increase in mining activities

What industry was historically significant in Cornwall but has now declined?

• Tin and copper mining

• Textile manufacturing

• Automobile production

• Shipbuilding

What is one of the modern solutions being developed in Cornwall?

• Expanding coal mining

• Increasing agricultural output

• Developing digital industries

• Building new sports centers

What is the main concern of Cornwall's local government post-Brexit?

• Reducing environmental regulations

• Increasing population density

• Ensuring continued financial support

• Maintaining EU cultural ties