Stakeholders, businesses and local authority representatives joined academics at Plymouth University on the 8 November 2017 for an iSPER event on the implications, opportunities and challenges with Brexit and more specifically what it means for the South West. The event featured a series of presentations by Plymouth University academics on the affect of Brexit in key policy areas such as community relations, economic development, employment, healthcare, migration and the region's place in the world. This was followed by a series of group discussions which will feed into the establishment of an iSPER South West Brexit Lab.
Full details of the presentations, and links to the slides, can be found below.