I wanted to address this point earlier. The Tory voting coalition is collapsing to their core vote - a segment of the electorate that is (generally) white, in their late 50s plus and who live in smaller towns or villages that are miles away from the sort of industry or businesses that attract workers (and so bring in diversity). They're often churchgoers and prefer to place their trust in that shrinking community, and they hang around in their small local pubs that aren't welcoming to strangers. Their idea of ethnic cuisine is a Tikka Masala on a Friday night. They never travel to London any more, or any other big cities, for fear of the "no-go areas" they hear about. They aren't members of any social groups online though beyond Facebook groups for their family or their golf clubs, and they've likely not spoken recently to anyone under 30 who wasn't a grandchild, or someone serving them in a shop or cafe.
But it's the Teens we need to get out of their social bubbles!
