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Brexit and Indyref2 are not the only issues at play when deciding what kind of country we want to be

constitutional polarisation, it is difficult to communicate any message other than your views on the Union or Brexit,matters the Tories (at least publicly) have pinned their colours to the mast, and those of a pro-Union/Brexit,Interestingly, as well as riding the Union/Brexit wave, I get the impression that many of Scotland's,is being spun (particularly by the SNP and the Tories) as an endorsement/rejection of independence/Brexit

Brexit will see the UK no longer subject to rulings from the Court of Justice which upholds the EU Charter,If Brexit is to dominate this General Election, political parties need to put forward solutions to enhance

organisations have expressed concern that the third sector is not being engaged actively enough in post Brexit,engage with universities, business leaders and the agricultural community, it is felt by some that Brexit,projects that could help promote social cohesion and tackle underlying problems that may have led to ‘Brexit

employment and will bring little comfort to those already fearing for our hard-won employment rights post-Brexit

As the sector faces more and more challenges – austerity, increasing legislation and Brexit, to name

Whilst clearly popular amongst the members, ardent Brexiteer, Ms Leadsom, is an unknown quantity.,Scotland Having voted overwhelmingly against Brexit, there are inevitable calls for Scotland to become

That the push for ‘Brexit’ succeeded has come as a shock to many Scots, and appears to have awoken them,Of course, a Brexit was always a very real possibility and we should perhaps have been more prepared,fact that both the First Minister and former First Minister repeatedly suggested the outcome of the Brexit,that their constituents’ interests are best served by remaining members of the EU and refuse to back Brexit