Havering in east London was one of the five London boroughs, along with Barking and Dagenham, Bexley, Sutton and Hillingdon that voted to exit the EU back in 2016.
Of those, Havering had the highest leave vote with 69.7% of local people there voting to be out of the EU.
In Romford town centre I asked shoppers whether leaving the EU had made a difference.
Mina Blaauw, who lives in Upminster and voted for Brexit, told me she was disappointed with how politicians had approached its delivery.
She said it had not made “enough difference” as people had not “done it properly”.
She added: “They never intended to do it properly – and they haven’t.”
Mina told me she had hoped 10 years ago that leaving the EU would lead to “less delay with public services… we might have less rules to follow, there wouldn’t be so many regulations.. [but] all those things didn’t happen”.
