Backbenchers set to back EU referendum vote

The video explores the political landscape in Hastings, where UKIP is gaining influence, challenging the traditionally conservative area. Local business owners express concerns about EU regulations, while others highlight the economic benefits of staying in the EU. The historical context of Hastings, known for its battles, mirrors the current political struggle. Opinions on EU membership are diverse, with some advocating for independence and others emphasizing economic ties. The complexity of the UK's relationship with Europe is evident, posing challenges for political leaders like David Cameron.

What are the concerns expressed by Peter Pragnell regarding the influence of UKIP in Hastings?

How does Alex White feel about the regulations from Europe affecting his business?

In what ways does the text suggest that the local political landscape in Hastings is changing?

What is Lynette Willard's perspective on the impact of being anti-Europe on local businesses?

What nuanced views do people in Hastings have regarding Europe, according to the text?