A BBC Politics article looks at how residents in Weston-super-Mare, in North Somerset, view Brexit ten years after the 2016 referendum. It notes that North Somerset voted exactly in line with the national result in the 2016 vote to leave the European Union. The piece frames the area’s voting outcome as a starting point for understanding local perceptions of Brexit a decade later, but it does not present a separate alternative figure for the referendum result or a different characterization of the local outcome. Overall, the coverage focuses on the match between local and national voting and uses the ten-year milestone to prompt reflection on the meaning of the decision for people in the town and surrounding district. No additional sources or contrasting accounts are provided here, so the summary is limited to the shared, stated facts about the referendum alignment in North Somerset and the fact that residents’ views are being assessed ten years on.