Robert Jenrick's initial reaction to EU referendum had a good spirit. - Important to respect & implement the result - As a Remain advocate, he was concerned by implications: for free market access, farming, universities - Protect EU nationals - Time to let "Remainer" and "Brexiteer" go to unite

By November 2016, he felt "a lot of nonsense" had been talked by both sides - but he now felt that both sides had been clear that a vote to Leave meant leaving the single market. He wanted "tariff-free access but not the single market" www.newarkadvertiser.co.uk/news/robert-...