The EU-UK deal deadline is approaching - fast. Find out what is going on with Brexit in this explainer briefing from Dr Rebecca Zahn, Strathclyde University. ...
This major new piece of legislation has important consequences for devolution, as well as for the border on the island of Ireland. You can find more information about the Bill through this legislation briefing and blog written for the Civil Society Brexit Project, by Anthony Salamone. Image...
There is a lot going on to get the UK ready for the end of the Brexit transition period on 31st December this year. Read this handy overview by Prof Nicole Busby of many of the current Brexit policy and law developments. Find out key dates...
Listen to expert Matthew Rice from Open Rights Group talking about why we should be concerned about protection of our digital rights once we leave the EU. He says: "There is a tug of war & the UK is in the middle of it. It's between EU...
Listen in on experts, Susie Fitton from Inclusion Scotland and Andrew Strong from the Health & Social Care ALLIANCE Scotland. They are concerned about what’s going to happen to social care post-Brexit in Scotland. And they are doubly concerned because these Brexit impacts come in the...
We all need to know what's happening about Brexit - it is important, it is constitutional, it affects us all. We have produced, in consultation with People First Scotland, two new Easy Read briefings on Brexit. These are: A guide to our rights after Brexit Brexit...
A short, what you need to know, about the Brexit transition period. 1. What will change during the transition period? 2. What needs to happen for the UK to be ready for the end of the transition period? 3. The transition period timetable 4. Could there be an extension to...
Having claimed to have “got Brexit done” on 31 January 2020, the Johnson Government was adamant that the post-Brexit transition period would end on 31 December 2020. As of today, it remains adamant of this – but given the intervening and ongoing impact of the...
A conference exploring opportunities to protect and progress human rights in the context of Brexit across the four UK regions. About this Event As the UK establishes new post-Brexit agreements and law, how can we best protect and continue to progress human rights across the 4 UK...
The UK Government has said that they will introduce a UK Shared Prosperity Fund to replace EU structural funds. Meanwhile the Scottish Government is consulting to develop their thinking around what replacement funding should look like. The Civil Society Brexit Project, together with SCVO and GCVS,...