Brexit

Ten years after the vote that changed Britain forever, one question remains: Was Brexit worth it?

In Brexit: 10 Years Later, author Martin Swan takes an honest, balanced, and deeply insightful look at the political decision that reshaped the United Kingdom. Moving beyond slogans, headlines, and partisan arguments, this book examines what Brexit actually delivered-and what it failed to achieve.

From the dramatic 2016 referendum to the economic, social, and political realities of 2026, this book explores the promises, the consequences, and the lessons Britain has learned along the way.

Inside, you'll discover:

• Whether Brexit strengthened or weakened the UK economy
• How trade with Europe and the wider world has changed
• The real impact on inflation, wages, and the cost of living
• Whether immigration truly fell-or simply changed shape
• Brexit's effect on the NHS, labour shortages, and public services
• How Scotland and Northern Ireland were affected
• Whether Britain really "took back control"
• What both Leave and Remain got right-and wrong

Written in clear, accessible language, this book avoids political tribalism and focuses on evidence, nuance, and reality. Rather than presenting Brexit as either total success or total failure, Martin Swan explores the complex truth: Brexit delivered meaningful sovereignty gains, but often at economic and social cost.

Perfect for readers interested in British politics, economics, current affairs, and modern history, this book offers a thoughtful assessment of one of the most significant events in recent British history.

Brexit changed Britain.
Now it's time to understand how-and at what price.