Brexit: How the Channel Islands will be affected
A look at the likely impact on Jersey and Guernsey following the UK vote to leave the European Union.
A look at the likely impact on Jersey and Guernsey following the UK vote to leave the European Union.
Senior Channel Island politicians are in Cardiff to discuss how Brexit could affect the Crown Dependencies.
Today's British-Irish council summit will focus on the likely impact of the UK leaving the European Union.
The summit was called for by the First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones, to jointly consider the implications of Brexit for the Council and its members.
Discussing the implications of Brexit with our fellow BIC members is an important part of our ongoing development of these [Brexit] plans. We will continue to work closely with the UK Government, and in concert with our fellow Crown Dependencies, in order to ensure that Jersey’s interests are understood and protected.
Jersey's States will spend £1.75 million for a specialist team to deal with the impact of Brexit.
In a letter, Theresa May says the islands will be engaged in the UK’s negotiations in relation to its exit and ongoing trade with the EU.
The UK government has a duty to represent the interests of the Islands when it comes to concerns over Brexit, Guernsey's President said