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Children’s organisations in Scotland, and across the UK, are seriously concerned that Brexit may adversely,Many thousands of children live in EU states of which they are not nationals, so Brexit could also mean,Domestic law would be required if they are to be offered the same level of protection following Brexit,There are no guarantees that this position would continue; indeed a ‘hard’ Brexit would almost certainly,who sit round the negotiating table to make the needs and voices of those who will populate post-Brexit

Whether it be Brexit, UKIP or Trump, the forces of decency always seem to be attempting to salvage what

campaign asks the UK government to commit to maintaining participation in the Erasmus+ programme after Brexit

Spending allocation options, open budgeting, tax options and Brexit are all discussed.,Assuming that Brexit goes through, there might be some scope to adjust VAT in the UK.,A note on Brexit Finally, the continuing uncertainty over the decision to leave the EU is causing concern,(a) What does Brexit mean for this conversation (if anything)?,(b) Should we pursue beneficial changes for charity-related VAT with English colleagues, given Brexit

future looks far from clear, but Scotland’s third sector may be uniquely placed to influence post-Brexit

In the event of a so called ‘hard Brexit’, SCVO supported a differentiated deal for Scotland within Europe,when the sector is desperately trying to shore itself up, secure funding and survive the impact of Brexit,In terms of Brexit, there is clearly great uncertainty about our economic future.,Fairer economy The type of economy we will see as a result of either Brexit or independence will also,Whilst it is expected that Brexit will pose significant challenges (as outlined above), the forthcoming

principles of the Universal Credit suggests that the government is either completely pre-occupied by Brexit

In the case of Brexit and Trump, 2017 is when we begin to reap what has been sown.,The Donald will be inaugurated and we will learn a little more than ‘Brexit means Brexit’.,Brexit We can safely assume that the UK will be leaving the EU.,What type of Brexit we see is therefore subject to much debate.,, the First Minister ruled out any such plebiscite for 2017 – a surprise move, given that an ugly Brexit

Do you despair at Trump, or flinch at the oncoming car-crash of Brexit, but don’t know what to do?