Brexit I'm anti big government and big business ...although I accept that some projects require the scale that they offer (a small business couldn't build a Jumbo jet, small government might not be able to push through huge projects like HS2). But if it were down to me I'd give massive incentives to small businesses, lower the tax burden on them and make it easier for them to fire people . On the other hand I'd gradually raise the minimum wage and encourage those that choose not to work to get off their asses by making them do something for their welfare.
I also think that we need to be more self sufficient as a country, grow more of our own food, make more of our own products even if that increases costs. It may mean that we have a bit less, but that would probably do us good.
We also need more housing for those that can't afford to buy, but council housing should also come with rules...ie, regular inspections (as in the past) to make sure you're looking after the place...so many council tenants trash their housing.
Basically I believe in a combination or rights with responsibilities and have a preference for smaller businesses over multi-nationals, a preference for the rights of individuals over groups.
That just gives you an idea of my domestic politics...I'm not getting into writing a treatise.