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Historically, free movement and art have been two concepts that go hand in hand. European artists and performers have spent the last century leaping between cultural hubs – Paris, Berlin, Milan, London – to create and perform, learn new techniques...
Freelancers hoping to stay in or migrate to the UK are effectively being told not to bother, as the new immigration rules starves them out. The new policy paper, published last week, states: “We will not be creating a dedicated route for self...
Last Wednesday (19th of February), the government put forward their proposals for a new immigration system. In the words of a Home Office spokesperson, the plans are aimed at bringing in the ‘brightest and best’ from around the globe- a reference to...
Matthew Davies, partner and Head of Business Immigration at Midlands law firm Wright Hassall, responds to the Government’s announcement of post-Brexit immigration changes which ends free movement and brings EEA nationals within a “new”...
Following the UK’s departure from the European Union, EU nationals living in the UK will have to apply for either Settled Status or Pre-Settled Status before 30 June 2021 if they wish to continue living here after that date. This requirement came as...
As Britain officially left the European Union on Friday 31st January – with no ‘oven-ready’ deal contrary to what the Prime Minister’s exhausted soundbite suggests – one Brexiteer’s xenophobic message rippled across social media. Speak English, or...
Michael Gove, a long time advocate for the Leave campaign throughout the Brexit debate, has recently claimed that Brexit has made the country more favourable of immigration than previous times, despite mounting evidence to suggest that racism has...
Friday 31st January 2020 at 11.00pm, Britain will officially leave the European Union and begin the dissolution of its membership within the EU. It’s a battle that has been going on for over three years, seeing three different Conservative Prime...
ImmiNews’ reporter Maddie here investigates the advantages of the Erasmus scheme that millions of students and young people have enjoyed across the continent since its inception in 1987. Following a House of Commons defeat that would have...
It’s Tuesday 28th January, at exactly 8:56am, when a member of BBC London’s social media team makes the questionable decision to tweet the following: BBC London ask for Brexit-related queries to be directed to ‘Brexit...
