We all see news media and less formal but nonetheless "passionate" posts about the Brexit process - but how to tell "truth" from "fake"? Well for those who are either interested enough or who just (unfortunately) have to plan for Brexit as part of their professional work - the TRUTH is out there!

A short post of covering the week of the Conservative Conference in Manchester - have we learnt anything new?

After investigating the likelihood of Brexit (in sum, inevitable), the Brexit Series turns to look at the outlook for any Transitional Arrangement and its implications for business. Is the assumption that there will be time after March 2019 for implementation sensible? Is this a "Get out of Jail Free" card?

A short post of my first thoughts about May's speech in Florence - what have we learnt?

In the weeks after the Brexit referendum there was a lot of opinion about how Brexit could or would be stopped, there were legal proceedings, and political manoeuvring. Those opposing Brexit hoped for a reprieve, and those supporting it feared that their victory would be stolen. Today can we be confident that in March 2019 the UK will meaningfully leave the EU ?