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The Wythenshawe Forum Trust could hold a model for knitting society back together after heal Brexit divisions

News | Published December 8th 2019

The Wythenshawe Forum Trust could hold a model for knitting society back together after heal Brexit divisions

Elections can be a great barometer of society and we know that, in many ways, Britain is changing. Votes are now split between ‘leave’ and ‘remain’ as well as traditional party views. Age group is now a bigger predictor of which way somebody will vote than class. Labour is running on the most radically left-wing manifesto in decade and is seeing considerable success.

British leisure companies like Whitehouse Leisure Park benefit from ‘staycation’ culture amid Brexit uncertainty

News | Published December 7th 2019

British leisure companies like Whitehouse Leisure Park benefit from ‘staycation’ culture amid Brexit uncertainty

Asking somebody in Britain where they plan to go on holiday, the range of responses is usually quite wide. Perhaps Spain for a bit of sun, or the south of France for great food. These days, slightly further afield, you may hear about the lakes of Croatia, the metropolitan nightlife of Tel Aviv or the rich history of Istanbul.

Corbyn: Johnson misleading about lack of border down Irish Sea

News | Published December 7th 2019

Corbyn: Johnson misleading about lack of border down Irish Sea

Speaking at a press conference on Friday, Jeremy Corbyn presented a “confidential” Brexit report which he says disproves Johnson’s claim there will be no border down the Irish Sea if his Brexit deal is passed.

Regulatory alignment a key Brexit issue for aerospace firms like Storm Aviation Group

News | Published December 6th 2019

Regulatory alignment a key Brexit issue for aerospace firms like Storm Aviation Group

Despite next week's general election putting the Brexit process on hold for now, the aerospace industry remains concerned over the issue of regulatory alignment with the EU and the ability of the UK to bring its products to the European market once Brexit has been finalised.

Brexit and Budget to come within first 100 days in government, Boris Johnson claims

News | Published December 5th 2019

Brexit and Budget to come within first 100 days in government, Boris Johnson claims

Boris Johnson has claimed that his Brexit deal will be passed through Parliament and a Budget will be delivered within his first 100 days in power should the Conservatives win the general election.

Official immigration figures align with Scion Mastery’s views on Brexit

News | Published November 30th 2019

Official immigration figures align with Scion Mastery’s views on Brexit

A prominent issue within the wider Brexit debate since the result of the 2016 referendum on EU membership has been the impact that leaving the bloc will have on immigration and how it has already affected UK net migration.

No-deal Brexit could cut UK car production by a third

News | Published November 27th 2019

No-deal Brexit could cut UK car production by a third

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has warned that UK car production could fall by over a third should the UK leave the EU without a trade deal.

Kingsfleet Wealth committed to social responsibility

News | Published November 27th 2019

Kingsfleet Wealth committed to social responsibility

It is our third election in four years, and understandably, people are weary. Brenda from Bristol now represents more of the electorate than any single political party could ever hope for. But, take out the meaningless soundbites and the political point-scoring over pointing out who is political point-scoring and elections can be quite fascinating barometers of public opinion.