UK’s No Deal Brexit & Despicable Handling of the Corona Pandemic Leaves Scotland with no other choice but to leave the union…. Brexit has undoubtedly left the UK battered and broken, Scotland voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU, but our voices have been totally ignored by the UK government Read more…
We are living in one of the most undemocratic democracies of all time… We have Brexit that isn’t Brexit, a parliament that can be shut down on the say so of one person, not one but two unelected Prime Ministers in succession, a parliament being run by opposition party MP’s Read more…
Repealing the Union with England Act… The Union with England Act 1707 is “An Act Ratifying and Approving the Treaty of Union of the Two Kingdoms of SCOTLAND and ENGLAND“ The Union with England Act 1707 has been shredded to the point of non-existence and there is not much left Read more…
The decision made in 2016 by 62% of the Scottish electorate to remain in the European Union was overruled by the larger voting contingency South of the Border. The people of Scotland have made it quite clear that they wish to remain a part of the European Union; the first Read more…
We are already seeing the impact of the Conservative Governments existing hostile immigration policies and the new proposals that will come into effect following brexit will not make the situation any better…. Before we take a look at the new regulations to be introduced following brexit, let’s take a look Read more…
Following the referendum held on 23 June 2016 in which 51.9 per cent of those voting supported leaving the EU (approx 17.4 million people) and despite the triggering of article 50 which would have seen us leave on the 29th of March 2019, here we are nearly three years later Read more…
The new trade deal between the EU and Japan has shoved the UK to the bottom of the list for Japanese Car manufacturers. But our research has shown that this is not just limited to Car Manufacturers. We have found that many other Japanese companies are looking at moving their Read more…
What is the 2004 Civil Contingencies Act? The act was introduced by Tony Blair’s government because the previous emergency framework had proved inadequate during the fuel crisis of 2000 and the foot-and-mouth outbreak of 2001. Powers that can be used under the legislation, include “any provision which the person making Read more…
It is now becoming clear that a hard or no deal brexit will lead to medicine, food & fuel shortages The UK Government knows that people will take to the streets in protest when price increases and the inevitable rationing of essential supplies starts to take affect after our exit Read more…
Scotland has won a landslide victory that could see article 50 being unilaterally revoked if Theresa May loses her parliamentary vote on Brexit. In what is becoming known as the “Scottish Case” the team of Cross Party petitioners rejoiced when the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg Read more…