The Brexit withdrawal deal – drafted, but not yet agreed
Two and a half years after the Brexit referendum vote, Prime Minister Theresa May has agreed a draft withdrawal deal with the European Union. It is important to stress two.. read more
Archive for the 'Derry Journal' Category
Brexit blog
Prime Minister Theresa May ramped up the Brexit tension this week with a warning on the shape of future relationships with the European Union. Following her humiliation at the.. read more
What does ‘no deal’ mean for Derry?
“So far as it lies within the power of the United Kingdom government, we will be doing everything we possibly can, even in the case of ‘no deal’, to ensure.. read more
Brexit blog
Brexit negotiations are moving towards a climax. This explains, in part, the increasingly dramatic language being used. But the big question is whether the dire warnings of a ‘hard Brexit’.. read more
Brexit blog
We are now very close to the 28 June deadline for a decision on phase two of the Brexit negotiations – which is supposed to resolve the future of the.. read more
Listen to the Children when it comes to Brexit
The voices of children and young adults have been largely missing from the debate over Brexit – though they are the people who will be most affected. So it should.. read more
Why I will be on the Scalp charity walk this Sunday
I will be on the Scalp walk this coming Sunday, 13th May. In fact, I go almost every year. There are several reasons. The first is that it fundraises for.. read more
Learning what Brexit means
We have learnt a lot more about the practical impacts of Brexit in the last month. News is emerging of many European businesses changing their supply chains, sourcing goods from.. read more
The Brexit impact
Walk around Derry city centre and it seems as if it is constantly changing. On the positive side, a new hotel is being built, another recently opened and some of.. read more
All things to all people? – The first Brexit blog for the Holywell Trust
Exactly what did the just signed Brexit agreement between the UK government and the European Union actually mean? Quite simply, it depends who you ask. Continued on Derry Journal.. read more
Children need to be listened to
The abuse of children is one of the most awful cruelties imaginable. Yet it is commonplace. An astonishing 50,000 children have been identified as having been sexually abused in England.. read more
Derry’s airport – is it really for sale?: Derry Journal
Valerie Watts has hit the city council like a hurricane. The incoming chief executive has caused a stir, for the most part, by saying little more than the obvious… read more
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