News and Events

Upcoming Events

The Centre for Brexit Studies monthly events are returning!

The events, which will take place online regularly, will bring together a wide range of speakers to discuss Brexit, Covid-19 and more.

More information to be announced soon.

Greening the Economy

UNIVERSITY NEWS 27 MAY

This event explored ways in which we can achieve a greener economy.
Public Perceptions of Basic Income in the West Midlands 'Red Wall'

UNIVERSITY NEWS 30 APR

At our latest online event, a panel of experts discussed the public's perceptions of universal basic income in the West Midlands 'Red Wall'.
Public Perceptions of Basic Income in the West Midlands 'Red Wall'

UNIVERSITY NEWS 29 MAR

What do voters in the West Midlands 'Red Wall' areas think about the idea of a Universal Basic Income?
Post-Brexit: Manufacturing Challenges and Overcoming Them

UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 MAR

The event explored the implications of post-Brexit Manufacturing and how to overcome them.
What next for Northern Ireland in a post-Brexit landscape?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 FEB

The event analysed the economic implications for Northern Ireland arising out of the UK-EU withdrawal agreement Protocol.
What happens once the Irish Sea border grace periods end?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 24 FEB

The grace periods mean that checks and controls on goods going from Great Britain to Northern Ireland are not yet fully implemented.
Post-Brexit Manufacturing Challenges and Overcoming Them

UNIVERSITY NEWS 23 FEB

Covid-19 and Brexit have combined to throw up severe challenges to manufacturers in the West Midlands.
Nationalism and the break-up of the UK

UNIVERSITY NEWS 15 FEB

With the support for a second Scottish independence referendum increasing, questions surround the future of the Union, and if Wales and Northern Ireland could eventually also decide to go their...
Will focusing on ‘British Values’ bring voters back to the Labour Part...

UNIVERSITY NEWS 10 FEB

In a video shared today, Dr McCabe discussed if Labour’s decision to ‘embrace the Union Jack’ could work to win votes that they lost at the last election.
What next for Northern Ireland?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 FEB

The nature of NI-GB and NI-EU transactions creates perverse outcomes and unintended consequences for the different sectors of the Northern Irish economy.
Will the UK break up?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 28 JAN

With the support for a second Scottish independence referendum increasing, questions surround the future of the Union, and if Wales and Northern Ireland could eventually also decide to go their...
Is the Brexit deal good news?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 22 JAN

Two leading industry experts have come together to discuss the Brexit deal in detail, analyse what has ran smoothly so far, and what issues businesses are facing.
Are UK businesses being supported during Brexit disruption?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 19 JAN

The expert discussed if UK based businesses were not prepared for the red tape that Brexit has caused
How is Brexit impacting food shortages in Northern Ireland?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 13 JAN

There have been shortages of some products as retailers deal with post-Brexit arrangements for importing food products from Great Britain.
The end of the UK?

UNIVERSITY NEWS 07 JAN

With the support for a second Scottish independence referendum increasing, questions surround the future of the Union, and if Wales and Northern Ireland could eventually also decide to go their...