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today, speaking after the UK triggered Article 50 to begin the legal Brexit process. The Chief Minister said: ‘Today the United Kingdom is setting out on an historic journey which will change

News > 2017 > Apr > 28

The extent of the Isle of Man’s interaction with the United Kingdom over Brexit is highlighted in the latest Manx Government update on the issue. The fourth interim report from the Council

News > 2018 > Dec > 19

With the ongoing debate surrounding the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, there is heightened interest in ‘No Deal’ preparations being made in the UK.  Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK said

News > 2017 > Jun > 22

to deal with Brexit.  The Isle of Man Government has been planning for the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, and assessing how this might impact on us, since well before last year’s referendum. ‘Although

News > 2019 > Sep > 24

Ahead of the United Kingdom’s planned departure from the European Union, the Department for Enterprise is offering support for Isle of Man businesses in preparation for Brexit. A checklist has been

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News > 2016 > Dec > 12

of Brexit, published today (Monday December 12, 2016). The report provides updated information from the EU Advisory Group, made up of senior officers from across Government, which was set up

News > 2018 > Jul > 12

. Dominic Raab MP, the new Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, delivered a statement to the House of Commons this afternoon setting out the Government’s Brexit plans. The White Paper

News > 2016 > Oct > 10

Less than a week after his appointment the Island’s new Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK is travelling to Brussels today (Monday October 10, 2016) for updates on the implications of Brexit. The two

News > 2016 > Dec > 19

Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK will give evidence to a Westminster Committee next week as work continues to promote understanding of the Isle of Man’s position in relation to Brexit. Mr Quayle