by Lewis McLeod The UK has issued over 27 million EHIC cards, they cover pre-existing medical conditions as well as emergency care and also maternity care. The NHS have supplied these cards […]
How Brexit Could Invalidate EHIC Cards
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Brexit’s effect on EU-funded research programmes
by Rebecca Weinberg Scottish universities receive 10% of their research income from the EU, according to a report by the Scottish Government. The EU’s Horizon 2020 research project is an integral part […]
Where do we go after Erasmus?
by Ben MacDonald Following the announcement of a deadline extension for Brexit, the fear for the loss of a scheme which allows students to study abroad continues to build. Running since the […]
Kelvingrove To Stay Free Despite Brexit
From trading majestic murals to detailed tapestries, the UK’s creative industry is a rapidly expanding sector. It is currently growing at double the rate of the overall economy. The industry contributes £87bn […]
Never-ending Brexit saga more destructive than a bad deal?
By Harris Cumming MORE than three years after the UK voted to leave the EU, the British public witnessed yet another extension to the Brexit deadline yesterday. The news left many feeling […]
Brexit: Did the UK news media do its job?
By Leigh Taylor In the almost three and a half years since the British public voted to leave the European Union, the news media hasn’t been short of coverage from scandals to […]
‘Disaster’: local businesses comment on the effects of Brexit
By Shannon Lennox Business owners have been left in long term economic uncertainty after the Brexit deadline was pushed to January 31. Business owners in Scotland are becoming increasingly worried about the […]
‘No’ to a messy exit
PEOPLE, trade, intellectual property and data protection are all areas the Scottish Chamber of Commerce is concerned for when it comes to Brexit. The Scottish Chambers of Commerce acts as an umbrella […]
Brexit Coin Scrapped
By Evann Clelland The recent extension of the date for the UK leaving the EU has affected not only the people of Britain, but also their money. The Royal Mint was asked […]
Civil War in the People’s Vote campaign
By Evann Clelland At the beginning of a crucial week in the world of British Politics, the People’s Vote campaign is slowly but surely falling to pieces, and all fingers are pointed […]
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