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Thoughts from @ailsa_henderson on the implications of David Cameron's 19 September 2014 speech. https://t.co/U7EHBSqYNQ

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The CCC's @Coree_Brown is @LSEpoliticsblog today discussing Scottish Labour and the constitution https://t.co/6Q1RkdzXXX

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Public policy, Devolution

Devolution in the UK: governing each NHS with one hand clapping?

20 September 2019 | Centre on Constitutional Change

Gwyn Bevan of the LSE reflects on devolution and the NHS in his contribution to the devolution at twenty series.

Independence and the Union

Indyref reflections

18 September 2019 | Centre on Constitutional Change

Five years on, have the fundamentals of independence changed? Friends and fellows of the CCC respond.

Brexit, Independence and the Union

Indyref 5 Years On

17 September 2019 | Coree Brown Swan

As we mark the fifth anniversary of Scotland's independence referendum, Coree Brown Swan rounds up the CCC's commentary and analysis.

Devolution

Devolution, the Third Sector Partnership and Equalities in Wales

17 September 2019 | Centre on Constitutional Change

In her contribution to our series on devolution at twenty, Amy Sanders examines the statutory Partnership between the Welsh Government and the third sector and assesses its impact on equalities.

What’s the point of devolved international development programmes? Thoughts from Wales

12 September 2019 | Centre on Constitutional Change

In their contribution to our series on devolution at twenty, Craig Owen and Susie Ventris-Field of the Welsh Centre for International Affairs reflect on the Welsh approach to international development.

Brexit

The Northern Ireland-only backstop revisited

11 September 2019 | Jonathan Evershed

Amid growing speculation that Boris Johnson is prepared to look again at a Northern Ireland-only backstop, CCC Fellow Jonathan Evershed asks whether and how it might provide a solution to the Brexit logjam.