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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

As the EU attempts to manage Brexit, Eurozone concerns and the migrant crisis, Professor Miller believes,Asked about the risks Brexit poses to human rights as powers are repatriated to the UK he is unequivocal

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

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

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

Until charities have a strong voice in Brexit discussions, the vulnerable will remain voiceless

I ask this question in light of the Brexit report produced by Glasgow City Council, the Glasgow Economic,How odd then the organisations behind Glasgow’s Brexit report are entirely unaware of, or are perhaps,What the report should have been asking for is a form of financial protection for the city from Brexit

Ideas for a better world won't get a hearing in an election on Brexit

Minister’s policy platform would suggest that a massive rethink is required - particularly regarding Brexit,Here’s a run down: Funding Human Rights (& SDGs) Brexit Negotiations Free Movement Networks Focussing

allow the prospect of uncertainty around resourcing and funding the sector to dominate our response to Brexit,three key questions: What are the real issues impacting Scotland now and in the future as a result of Brexit,Brexit will impact all of us, if it hasn’t already.