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Published: Thursday, 25th February 2021 The Lord Mayor of Oxford, Councillor Mark Lygo, is hosting a European Reception online on Sunday 28 February at 1pm. This is the first time the annual reception, to welcome Oxford residents who come from other European countries, has been online instead of in Oxford Town Hall. The District Mayor of Bonn, Jochen Reeh-Schall and the Deputy Mayor of Wrocław, Jakub Mazur, from two of Oxford’s twin cities, will join the Lord Mayor of Oxford at the reception. The Mayors of Chipping Norton, Didcot and Faringdon, as well as the Mayors of Henley, Thame, Abi...

British Ambassador to France: Early signs of brighter days The Connexion uses necessary cookies to help us provide you with a better user experience. By continuing to use this website, you accept our use of cookies. Accept British Ambassador to France: Early signs of brighter days Every month the British Ambassador to France, Ed Llewellyn, shares an insight into his role. Here, read his column for March 2021 24 February 2021 'Brighter times are ahead' writes British Ambassador to France Ed Llewellyn, and reminds us to see the 'colour in these sometimes gloomy days'By Ed Llewellyn In last mo...

A GERMAN-born Pembrokeshire school support worker has lent her voice to a national campaign to extend the deadline for EU nationals to apply for settled status in the UK. Public services union, Unison Cymru Wales, launched a campaign to encourage the UK government to extend its deadline for applications to the Settled Status scheme last week. Manuela Hughes, who works as a school support worker in Pembrokeshire said that EU nationals employed in Welsh public services had played an essential role during the coronavirus pandemic. "In schools, NHS, the care sector and elsewhere, we have ...

Auditors will need to consider how Brexit-related risks could impact on the firms they are auditing. Our guide provides a framework for that analysis. The transition period which followed the exit of the UK from the European Union ended on 31 December 2020. The UK and the EU negotiated a trade and cooperation agreement, effective from 1 January 2021. This agreement governs how the UK and EU interact. However, the agreement signed on 24 December 2020 contains a number of gaps in the area of services, especially on the mutual recognition of qualifications and data transfer. When the transition ...

The citizens’ rights watchdog set up to protect the rights of EU nationals living in the UK is conducting its first survey to understand the level of public concern about living in Britain after Brexit. Kathryn Chamberlain, the chief executive of the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA), said on Monday (1 February) that the IMA’s survey was one of “a range of intelligence-gathering exercises we are carrying out to protect citizens’ rights.” “I want to hear from as many people as possible. Their responses, along with the complaints we receive...