Talking Up The UK

This Canadian news review picks easy targets but with overseas broadcasters generally, the UK’s image is not faring well. Whether you follow the Boris Johnson philosophy of current issues just being a period of adjustment, or believe that Brexit was lunacy in a sense doesn’t matter. History has happened and we need to look to […]

Staying Involved In Europe

Much has understandably been made of what is no longer possible after Brexit but areas of cooperation do remain. The EU Missions highlighted in the video above are intended to bring solutions to significant challenges. They cover adaption to climate change, restoring oceans, rivers, soil improvement, cancer treatment and support. An ambitious portfolio, which is […]

An Imbalanced Brexit

Brexit credibility has stretched further, with another rescheduling of requirements for exporting goods from the EU to the UK. Our primary aim in posting is to correct media suggestions that a need for temporary export procedures has also been postponed. Temporary exports to the EU require an ATA carnet, as they have since January 1st […]

Data Management & GDPR Under Review

A quietly announced adequacy decision from the EU may seem like a minor detail in the UK’s departure but is vital for many sectors. General Data Protection Regulation 2016 (GDPR) is EU wide legislation on data safeguarding and privacy. This applies internally and to other countries dealing with EU citizens, part of the reason the […]

Preserving An Ancient Craft

Quite a long video but if you enjoy traditional boats, or simply the pleasure of craftsmen at work, well worth the time. Hegarty’s Boatyard is on the River Ilen, just outside Skibbereen, in County Cork. The boatyard’s work and the people involved are the subject of a major photographic exhibition, at the National Maritime Museum, […]

Sausages & Brexit Politics

Jim Hacker’s problem has returned, with British sausages and other products about to be banned from one part of the UK. The rest of Britain no longer follows EU rules but Northern Ireland does, due to the land border with an EU member. EU food safety rules do not allow chilled meats to enter their […]

Brexit Four Months On

Around 70 French protest vessels and 2 British naval patrol boats did arrive but the day passed quite peacefully. The fishing incident is a reflection of mixed outcomes across business sectors. Power was not turned off for Jersey, or Calais blockaded but fishing licences remain and Jersey fishermen are being turned away from French ports. […]

ATA Carnets & Fine Art

Works relating to the Greek war of independence will feature in Bonham’s sale, the location moved following a different political break up. The annual Bonhams Greek art sale due to take place 19th May 2021, will move from London to Paris, with previews in Paris and Athens. An understandable change, for an auction with a […]

Current Effects Of Brexit

The weeks following Brexit brought unwelcome news, as new regulations took hold across a number of countries. Germany recently announced that trade with the UK in January had fallen by around a third year on year, a substantial drop. The pandemic had played a part, although Germany’s worldwide trade only fell by 10%. There were […]

ATA Carnets & The Cultural Sector

Sharing culture and performance is a pleasure, wherever you may be. We should not be deterred from doing so by political changes. Dynamic Dox have a long history of supporting the film and TV industry, along with other cultural sectors. The UK has been recognised as a hub for creative skills for generations and we […]