More contributions following EU Referendum
Still a ‘hot topic’, with widely spread views, for those who put fingers to keyboard in order to ‘share their views’:
UK Government: Home Office: Statement on the status of EU nationals in the UK
BIS: Life sciences: a new relationship with the EU
LGA: Councils must have leading role in EU exit negotiations
DCMS: UK & France join forces to explore innovative use of data
EU: EU population up to slightly over 510m at 1 January 2016… despite a first ever negative natural change
UK referendum shows EU must do more to rebuild citizens’ trust
ScotGov, Wales & NI: ScotGov: Call for new PM to honour fair work principles
WAG: Finance Ministers to meet in Cardiff to discuss implications of EU referendum
WAG: Finance ministers meeting - Devolved administrations ask Chancellor for talks on Brexit
WAG: EU health & social care staff make huge contribution and are extremely valued, say Welsh Health Ministers
Think Tanks, etc.: IFG: A Ministry for Brexit may not be the best option
TUC: European trade unions and TUC commit to protect workers in Brexit negotiations
JRF: UK government needs a plan to boost poorest regions following Brexit
IPPR proposes emergency brake on free movement as it sets Brexit options for Theresa May
IFS: Sterling’s slide is not good news, despite what some will tell you
CSJ Britain will remain a divided nation unless the next Prime Minister reaches out to the ‘have nots’, warn two top think tanks