A less devisive explanation is that the UK is a big place with respect to beliefs and urbanism. It is completely reasonable for these different groups to disagr

A less devisive explanation is that the UK is a big place with respect to beliefs and urbanism. It is completely reasonable for these different groups to disagree and the fact that they disagree on such easily explained features indicates to me the current government is not adequate to represent them. Not uncommon these days. The real problem arises when the needs of one side are only met through contributions from the other. That is complicated in this matter beyond the tax base of London. Should be interesting to see, at the very least. Personally, I think much is overblown with regard to economic impacts. This strikes me as more about identity politics. Again, not uncommon these days.