Remember when Brexit wasn't even a word?
It's become so all-consuming it's now hard to think back to a time when 'Grexit' was actually the phrase of the day.
That was about whether Greece would withdraw from the Eurozone (the countries which have the Euro as their national currency). Now, of course, the debate is about how, when or whether the UK will withdraw from the European Union.
In the years since the EU Referendum, we've had Brexit for breakfast, lunch and tea.
But if you can't remember what actually happened locally in the referendum of June 23, 2016, here's our handy guide - to both the electorate and MPs.
Every area of Nottinghamshire except for Rushcliffe voted to leave the EU. The most pro-Leave area was Mansfield, with more than 70% of voters opting for Brexit.
The only two areas where residents voted in the same way as their MP were Bassetlaw (Leave) and Rushcliffe (Remain).
Ashfield
Voted to LEAVE
Remain: 20,179 (30.2%)
Leave: 46,720 (69.8%)
Ashfield MP Gloria De Piero voted REMAIN.
Bassetlaw
Voted to LEAVE
Remain: 20,575 (32.2%)
Leave: 43,392 (67.8%)
Bassetlaw MP John Mann voted LEAVE.
Broxtowe
Voted to LEAVE
Remain: 29,672 (45.4%)
Leave: 35,754 (54.6%)
Broxtowe MP Anna Soubry voted REMAIN.
Gedling
Voted to LEAVE
Remain: 30,035 (44.4%)
Leave: 37,542 (55.6%)
Gedling MP Vernon Coaker voted REMAIN.
Mansfield
Voted to LEAVE
Remain: 16,417 (29.2%)
Leave: 39,927 (70.8%)
Mansfield MP Alan Meale voted REMAIN. He was replaced in 2017 by Ben Bradley, who is a LEAVER.
Newark and Sherwood
Voted to LEAVE
Remain: 26,571 (39.6%)
Leave: 40,516 (60.4%)
Newark MP Robert Jenrick voted REMAIN.
Sherwood MP Mark Spencer voted REMAIN.
Nottingham City
Voted to LEAVE
Remain: 59,318 (49.2%)
Leave: 61,343 (50.8%)
Nottingham East MP Chris Leslie voted REMAIN.
Nottingham South MP Lilian Greenwood voted REMAIN.
Nottingham North MP Graham Allen voted REMAIN. He was replaced in 2017 by Alex Norris, who pledged to respect the outcome of the referendum but said he would not support a no-deal Brexit.
Rushcliffe
Voted to REMAIN
Remain: 40,522 (57.5%)
Leave: 29,888 (42.4%)
Rushcliffe MP Kenneth Clarke voted REMAIN.
