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Pour les couples de Britanniques et d’Européens qui vivent sur le continent, le Brexit est devenu un vrai casse-tête administratif. Ils ont jusqu’au 29 mars 2022 pour déménager au Royaume-Uni s'ils v…
I had a very brief conversation with a rather harassed, but lovely lady pulling bins out onto the street for the bin wagon earlier this morning. Our bins shoul…
Wednesday 30 June is deadline day for the EU Settlement Scheme EU nationals are being told “you’re welcome here and we want you to stay”, on deadline day to apply to stay in the country legally. From Thursday, those who have not applied to the EU Settlement Scheme will become “undocumented”, and will lose their previously guaranteed rights to access the NHS, public sector housing, care services and unemployment benefit, as well as their rights to work and rent in the UK. ‘They all deserve so much better’ Scotland’s Europe Minister Jenny Gilruth now says the Scottish Government...
Rejected but 5.3 million applications if you take out repeat applications, but the initial estimate for the number of people who might have been eligible to apply from the government was between 3.5 and 4.1 million so very different. in terms of what has been approved so far, two things you can apply for, settled status, which means you have the right to remain to work and live here as you have been before brexit, and 2.75 million people have been approved for settled status as at the end of may, and there is pre—settled status, if you had not been here forfive continuous years before the en...
New figures reveal that more than 3,000 EU citizens living in Oxfordshire are still waiting for the Home Office to process their applications – with just five weeks to go before the Government’s deadline. The latest EU Settlement Scheme statistics reveal that almost 30,000 people in Oxfordshire have only been granted temporary ‘Pre-Settled Status’. In total, 33,030 Oxfordshire applicants have still not been given the permanent right to stay. Figures show that as of the end of March, there have been nearly 67,000 applications from people living in the county, but only just under 64...