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The UKSPF has been proposed to replace the EU ESI funding for less developed regions, however a number of issues require resolution before the fund can be set up.
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The economic turmoil caused by lockdown measures combined with uncertainty over Brexit has been said to create a ‘perfect storm’.
In a survey conducted by Unison this summer more than half of our social workers say they are considering leaving the profession for a less stressful position.
Although there is uncertainty about what arrangements will apply when the UK leaves the EU, there are a number of practical steps that can be taken now to prepare from a data protection perspective and to ensure that any data flows to and from the EU can continue post Brexit.
Preparations, additional clauses, documentary changes, changes to the way deals are structured, any other issues (legal or practical), that real estate finance lawyers and market participants should be aware of for Brexit.
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If the news is anything to go by, we are likely to have our third UK Parliamentary Election in five years soon.
The political situation in Westminster continues to evolve and it is unclear what will happen on October 31st – in particular whether we will remain, leave, or whether there will be a transitional arrangement to bridge the gap?
The UK has been immersed in negotiations to unravel the UK from EU law by the Brexit day on 31 March 2019.
As Brexit Day inches closer there are many things for local authorities to consider. One of which is whether contracts already in place or currently being negotiated will still be accurate or support council business after Brexit.
It was announced on 17 June 2019 that the UK Government will start discussions with 5 new advisory groups in preparation for the new skills-based immigration system that will be introduced following the UK’s departure from the European Union.
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