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Sustainability Champion — Breedon Group plc. Breedon Group plc is a leading vertically-integrated construction materials group in Great Britain and Ireland. It supplies the construction industry with the essential materials needed to build the

Blog post. Brexit and weekend working. With MPs set to sit in Parliament on a Saturday for the first time in almost 40 years, Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at the University of Derby,

Blog post. Brexit Trade Deal: A Fishy Tale from History. Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at the University of Derby, finds historic parallels in the on-going Brexit discussions

Blog post. Brexit, the Meaningful Vote and Edmund Burke: a historical rather than a democratic education. Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities & Education, shares his thoughts on the historical context

Blog post. Brexit: A Parlour (End) Game & Historical Uncertainties. As Brexit arrives, Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at the University of Derby, invites you to examine how the state

Blog post. Brexit: An Outlaw from Buckingham (shire). Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities & Education, writes about Brexit, the Meaningful Vote, and Speaker John Bercow’s ruling. By Professor Keith

Blog post. BREXIT: Economic reality does not offer an easy road ahead. On 31 January 2020, the UK officially leaves the European Union, and Saturday 1 February is the first day of the Transition Period in which all of the current rules stay the same,

Blog post. Brexit: Lexical Gifts & History's Triumph of Perception. Following the Prime Minister's announcement that Parliament is to be prorogued, Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at

Blog post. Brexit: the Court of Session frustrates the Westminster executive (again). Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at the University of Derby, examines a historical legal precedent

Blog post. Brexit: the Supreme Court Judgement and the selective use of history. Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at the University of Derby, discusses how participants in the Brexit