SCVO Brief on UK Budget 2018: The unknown - Brexit and Spending Review
30 October 2018 The Chancellor,exits the European Union and amidst the uncertainties of what a UK economy will look like in a post-Brexit,This forecast is based on an 'orderly' Brexit - which isn't guaranteed and the Spring Statement could,promised that the Government would “use the structural fund money that comes back to the UK following Brexit,Conclusion
Clinging to the hope of a Brexit deal and dividend, the Chancellor’s autumn statement offered
https://scvo.scot/p/27390/2018/10/30/27390
Today, Wednesday 23 May, sees the launch of a pro-EU, anti-Brexit “Declaration: Scotland for Europe”.,as a light umbrella or network for all those in Scotland who are or who want to take action to halt Brexit,Vanessa Glynn said: “Brexit is looking increasingly damaging and out of control.,Kirsty Hughes commented: “Brexit is harming our economy, our society and our security.,again; we need to show that through debate and action we can halt this reckless slide to a chaotic Brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/25282/2018/05/23/new-scottish-campaign-takes-a-stand-against-brexit
With key votes coming up on Brexit, SCVO and the Human Rights Consortium Scotland have written to members,House of Lords to ask them to change the UK Government’s plans to reduce our rights’ protections post-Brexit,The Brexit process is so fast and complex that this is no place or time to be tinkering with our hard-won,That’s why the Civil Society Brexit Project has published a range of new briefings to make sure that,These briefings are available at www.hrcscotland.org/brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/25082/2018/04/18/peers-urged-to-stop-government-plans-to-water-down-post-brexit-rights
Brexit continues to cause real uncertainty across our society, and the Scottish Council for Voluntary,aims to ensure equality and human rights remain at the heart of Scottish society – regardless of the Brexit,developments, keep our members informed and make sure the voice of Scotland’s third sector is heard as Brexit,Of course, as with all things Brexit, the goalposts seem to be continuously moving.,with the practical realties of the situation, we support any action to remove the sharp edges from Brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/24237/2018/02/12/removing-the-sharp-edges-from-brexit-a-scottish-third-sector-perspective
