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Brexit and the pandemic will not stop artist Denise Wyllie’s international connections
Posted in: Features, Galleries & Museums, Shows & Exhibitions Tags: artist, Brexit, Denise Wylie, Fete D'Estampe, International art, landscapes, lockdown, painting, printmaking

With Brexit hindering artist travel to Europe and lockdown affecting countries further afield, artist Denise Wyllie reflects on her paused international connections. We discuss the importance of such influences in her work. International artist Denise Wyllie is amongst the many UK artists bound by the restrictions of the pandemic but looks forward to revisiting the […]
Brexit Arrives! We Look Back on British Protest With Photos
Posted in: Highlights Tags: Brexit, Brexit Day, EU, European Union, Jan 31

Britain left the EU on Jan 31. These photos show how the British public protested and supported the separation from the European Union.
Will the Festival of Brexit Divide the Nation or Succeed As a Unifying Showcase?
Posted in: Events & Festivals, Highlights, Shows & Exhibitions, Technology Tags: Brexit Festival of Britain, Festival of Britain, Great Exhibition 1851, South Bank

South Bank’s 1951 Festival of Britain may be the blueprint for a 2022 Festival of Britain and Northern Ireland Britain’s past Great Exhibitions were held as landmark events to showcase the nation’s arts and technology. The post-Brexit Festival of Britain and Northern Ireland planned for 2022 will be inevitably tied to the contentious EU referendum […]
Brexit Recap: What On Earth Just Happened???
Posted in: Highlights, Videos Tags: Boris Johnson, Brexit, brexit recap

It’s been another insane week in Parliament with far too many Brexit developments to keep up with! If you’re struggling to stay up to date, don’t worry! Calum has got you covered!
A Very Un-British Brexit Coup? We Take To The Streets And Ask Londoners
Posted in: Editorial, Highlights Tags: Brexit, UK politics

HISTORY is the word that keeps popping up during discussions about the Brexit deadlock, and for good reason. For when was the last time a government used prorogation to thwart the House of Commons? The English Civil War in 1642? 1931? 1945? Most agree, it’s been at least a century. Labour shadow attorney general Shami […]
Brexit Deadlock: History, Politics, Law & Suspension of Parliament
Posted in: Editorial, Features Tags: Brexit, politics, Westminster

Tourists heading to Westminster will, no doubt, be fascinated by the Brexit deadlock which has created a political crisis in this country. History, politics and law now converge as Prime Minister Boris Johnson contemplates breaking decades of constitutional convention to find a resolution. Fears that the PM may suspend Parliament to get a no-deal Brexit […]
The Week That it Was for Brexit
Posted in: Highlights, Videos

What on earth happened with Brexit this week? If you’re asking yourself that question then fear not. Not only do we have the lowdown on all this week’s events but an update on whats coming next in the Brexit process. The Last Week In Brexit: Monday 11th of March: Theresa May secures legally binding changes […]
Brexit: What’s Going To Happen?
Posted in: Editorial, Highlights, Videos

It is exactly four weeks until we leave the European Union on March 29th, how time flies. But as we draw nearer to exit day it still remains unclear what, if any, kind of Brexit were going to have. Luckily, we have a guide to the most likely scenarios going into the final weeks of […]
Closure of London Eateries Raises Brexit Fears
Posted in: Bars & Clubs, Food & Dining, Highlights Tags: Gastropub, Restaurants

WELL RESPECTED Shepherd’s Bush gastropub the Princess Victoria closed this month with owners the Affinity Group also shutting shop on two other establishments, the Lady Ottoline in Bloomsbury and the Dickie Fitz restaurant in Fitzrovia. Back in 2016, it was named London County Dining Pub of the year by the Good Pub Guide and Nigella […]
Do The Tories Have A Mandate?
Posted in: Highlights Tags: Conservative party, early general election, politics, Rishi Sunak, TUC rally, Westminster

The Talk Around Westminster: Does Rishi Sunak Have A Democratic Mandate For His Policies? . Last night’s TUC ‘We Demand Better’ rally at Westminster Central Hall called for a #GeneralElectionNow. WHLondon covers the rally and also talks to people around Westminster about Sunak’s mandate for austerity. With two consecutive Conservative leaders – and therefore UK […]

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Brexit and the pandemic will not stop artist Denise Wyllie’s international connections

Brexit Arrives! We Look Back on British Protest With Photos

Will the Festival of Brexit Divide the Nation or Succeed As a Unifying Showcase?

Brexit Recap: What On Earth Just Happened???

A Very Un-British Brexit Coup? We Take To The Streets And Ask Londoners

Brexit Deadlock: History, Politics, Law & Suspension of Parliament

The Week That it Was for Brexit

Brexit: What’s Going To Happen?

Closure of London Eateries Raises Brexit Fears

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