Reasons: Bad

  1. Air Quality Some of the best Air Quality regulations have come from the EU.
  2. Collaboration will continue, and be "improved by leaving the EU". Leaving the EU will make collaboration harder.
  3. Companies will want to come to the UK. No sign of that happening so far, if anything companies are leaving.
  4. Economy improvements The pound has fallen in value since the referendum, and growth is now the worst in the EU.
  5. Fishing industry 75% of home-caught fish is exported, and the majority eaten in the UK is imported.
  6. Less corruption. It's easier to corrupt/control Teresa May than the EU.
  7. Less tax to pay. Most people take more than what they pay in tax.
  8. Nigel Farage has all the answers He has been proven to lie far to many times.
  9. No more EU health and safety nonsense Most regulations are good; although some may need updating (not removing).
  10. Northern Ireland border Not a good thing.
  11. Reassert sovereignty Nope... "Parliament has remained sovereign throughout our membership of the EU"
  12. Scotland wants to stay in the EU The EU provides several benefits, which the Scottish are more aware of.
  13. We can consider our race above others Not sure how to answer this one - this is not a good thing.
  14. We can do our own research. We already do, it will just be harder after leaving the EU.
  15. We can have a "bonfire of regulation". Which regulations do you want to remove? most are really good.
  16. We can limit immigration We could already - like Spain, Germany, Belgium, etc.
  17. We can restore our sense of national identity. We still have a national identity within the EU.
  18. We can stop freedom of movement We could always apply limits to the freedom of movement, like in Germany.
  19. We do not need Euratom. We use Euratom for nuclear fuel, and cancer treatment.
  20. We do not need the European Banking Authority. EBA helps regulate and supervise the banking sector.
  21. We do not need the European Medicines Agency. We use the EMA for approving and licensing medicines.
  22. We will be able to send criminals home This becomes harder outside of the EU.
  23. We will have the right to sue government Other way around, the "Brexit bill will remove right to sue government"
  24. We will still be able to go on holiday. Yes, but it won't be as easy.
  25. We will still be in the Single Market Doesn't look like it now.