SCVO’s engagement with the sector on Brexit over the past 18 months, found that over 80% of organisations,EU will be bad for Scotland and Scotland’s third sector, and that the UK Government’s approach to Brexit,constitutional & democratic crisis – what with the power grab by the UK Government, the prospect of a no-deal Brexit,Earlier this week I spoke at the Brexit Civil Society Alliance Fringe event on the challenges forced,that supporting a ‘people’s vote’ could be seen as a natural extension of SCVO’s policy position on Brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/26760/2018/09/26/does-the-scottish-third-sector-support-a-peoples-vote
Delivering his last Budget before Brexit, 'Spreadsheet Phil' (as the Chancellor has been hilariously,Worryingly, much of the budget was based on assumptions and is predicated on Brexit proceeding smoothly,reserved the right to write an entirely new Budget in the Spring should he feel the need to after Brexit,Again, this is a fairly shrewd move and could help to keep Brexiteer rebels in line with the promise,of even more goodies if they don't upset the Brexit applecart too much.
https://scvo.scot/p/27387/2018/10/30/budget2018-shows-a-lack-of-strategy-for-the-sector-and-its-long-terms-viability
details various measures they feel are essential to avoid or minimise the potential harmful impacts of Brexit,Seamus McAleavey, Chief Executive of NICVA said: “This crucial next phase of the Brexit negotiations,for devolution from Brexit are deep and wide-ranging.,We must build on this and have no regression on current rights post Brexit.,Brexit must not diminish our European engagement and connections.
https://scvo.scot/p/24208/2018/02/08/third-sector-says-uk-must-stay-in-single-market-and-customs-union
the EU have now reached some semblance of an agreement and are set to progress beyond phase one of Brexit,(HM Revenue & Customs and the Foreign Office) who will be left holding the mucky end of the post-Brexit,resilient EU27, a wounded PM, economic turbulence and a stunning general misunderstanding of what Brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/22916/2017/12/13/the-art-of-the-brexit-deal
Seafood Trade having a meeting at Westminster demanding the area receieves Free Trade status after Brexit,happened, there would still be demand for the industry’s produce, so it didn’t matter which way the Brexit,South Tyneside voted 62% in favour of Brexit.,More than half of those who voted in Cornwall (56.5%) opted for Brexit.,protest that the government did not include the ceramics industry in its list of sectors selected for Brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/22851/2017/11/21/brexit-regions-discovering-the-grass-isnt-always-greener