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Government Brexit Preparations
It appears that negotiations between Britain and the EU have renewed and that prospects for a new deal prior to Brexit on 31 October have improved.
Government Expresses Concerns Over Facebook’s Proposals for End-to-End Encryption
Priti Patel, the Home Secretary, has written an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg, the Chief Executive of Facebook, expressing concerns over Facebook’s proposals to implement end to end encryption across all its messaging services.
Events to Help You Get Ready for Brexit
Departments across government are holding events to help your business get ready for Brexit.
Patent Cooperation Treaty Fees – 1 November 2019
PCT fee structure changes from 1 November 2019 listed below.
Boris Johnson’s New Proposals for Leaving the EU and New Prorogation of Parliament
Boris Johnson has written to Jean Claude Juncker, the President of the European Commission, presenting his new proposals for leaving the European Union, particularly focusing upon the issue of the Northern Ireland border (the ‘backstop’).
Dr David Starkey: Blocking Brexit is an Act of Unprecedented Folly
Dr David Starkey, the eminent historian, has said that recent behaviour by MPs in blocking Brexit has been ‘an act of unprecedented folly’, and that it can be argued the country’s political constitutional development from Magna Carta onwards has now come to an end. MPs have committed ‘a sort of institutional suicide’, from which it is difficult to imagine Britain can recover. In essence, ‘Parliament has consciously reversed the notion of representation’.
The short video below is part of a much longer interview given to Peter Whittle of the New Culture Forum.
Brexit Grant Funding to Help UK Nationals in the EU
The government is providing up to £3 million in grant funding for charities and other voluntary organisations who will inform UK nationals about the need to register or apply for residency.
Google Flood Alerts Available in UK
Flood warnings issued by the Environment Agency will now appear on Google Search and the Google Public Alerts map with live alerts becoming visible on personal devices in a matter of seconds once they have been issued.
Emergency Funding for Businesses in Whaley Bridge
Local communities and businesses impacted by last week’s heavy rain and flooding will have access to £5.25m to support their recovery.
New GCSE Grades in England
GCSEs in England have been reformed and are graded from 9 to 1, with 9 being the highest grade.
Funding for Construction Research and Development
Competition 1: Transforming UK construction – Collaborative R&D. Competition 2: Transforming UK construction demonstrator projects.
Government Support to Councils to Prepare for Brexit
Councils should be fully prepared to leave the European Union by the end of October, the Communities and Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP said today (3 August 2019), as he ramped up preparations.
£2.1 Billion Funding for No-Deal Brexit Preparations
An immediate cash boost to help get the UK ready for Brexit on 31 October has been announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid.
Theresa May’s Resignation Speech 24 May 2019
Ever since I first stepped through the door behind me as Prime Minister, I have striven to make the United Kingdom a country that works not just for a privileged few, but for everyone.
April 2019 Tax Changes
Tax changes which come into effect in April will mean 32 million people in the UK see their income tax bill cut compared to 2015-16.
HMRC Advice for Business Owners on Preparing for No-Deal Brexit
HM Revenue and Customs is urging business owners to prepare now and consider 3 steps to ensure their businesses can continue to trade with the EU if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.