Brexit robs German village of Scottish mayor The tiny village of Brunsmark, an hour outside Hamburg in the lush north German countryside, might seem an unlikely spot to suffer a sudden Brexit shock. But Britain's departure from the European Union means Iain Macnab, a Scotsman comfortably settled in the area for decades, must give up the mayor's seat he has held for 12 years. Married to a German woman, with whom he has two children, Macnab has lived in Brunsmark -- which has a population of just 150 -- for 28 years. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES