With the referendum just round the corner, the Observer went into the centre of Watford to find out which way people were voting.
Ian Allsop, 47, said: “I think the UK is a lot safer staying in the EU.”
Paul Gillings, 37, said: “I keep hearing various arguments back and forth, and There seems to be points on both sides. I can’t decide which I agree with more yet."
Steven Chambers, 55, said: “I’m voting out because of immigration and the money we have to pay in to stay in the EU – I’m sick of the EU telling us what to do.”
Kathy Harley, 51, said: “I haven’t read all the information yet. When I vote, I want to make sure I’m making an informed decision.”
Alex Pope, 21, said: “I like the unity of the EU. I don’t like walls – I think you should be able to move freely and go where you like.”
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