I AM not prepared to ‘admit it’ (Warrington Guardian, November 30).

The lowest unemployment for 40 years, stock market at record highs, foreign investment at record highs and manufacturing and exports at levels that have not been seen for years and all since the Referendum vote!

What on earth will happen when we actually leave?

As for Australia, aren’t they lucky being an independent country and in control?

They are able to choose who they trade with.

And why would they risk losing trade with the European Union?

They don’t even have a free trade agreement with the EU.

They trade on World Trade Organisation rules.

There are very few countries that do have agreements and even ones like Canada who recently negotiated one after seven years, are still not able to use it as they are in disputes with the EU over compliance.

The EU really only wants to trade with member states and that is why the EU economy is stagnating.

I must commend Mr Wilson though.

By saying the public are not able to make reasoned decisions he has managed to insult 17 million people all in one go.

Despite project fear, extending the registration date for voting, using government money for leaflets and even President Obama giving his five cents worth, we still voted to leave.

And if it means we are poorer for years (for surely, we will be, the experts say so) and if it costs us £50 billion, (a costly divorce is still better than a bad marriage!) it will still be worth it so that we enjoy the same freedoms that Australia currently has.

It is the best decision Britain has made since the vote was given to the entire population in the early 20th century, I am proud that I used my vote to vote leave and I would do it again in a heartbeat.

JULIA LEIGH Lymm