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Information about Brexit
The UK left the European Union on the 31 January 2020 and is now in a transition period which will end on 31 December 2020. You can find information about what might change for people living in Northern Ireland on the nidirect website (link opens in new window)
This page provides information on:
- Withdrawal Agreement (link opens in new window) - for information about how the future relationship between countries will work
- Staying in Northern Ireland if you’re an EU citizen (link opens in new window) - for information about your rights for you and your family and how to apply
- Agriculture and environment (link opens in new window) - for information on any changes to legislation, checks and imports and export arrangements
- Business (link opens in new window) - for information about the help and support that is available, and any changes to imports and export arrangements
Transition Period
You can find more information on the transition period and what actions you may need to take at https://www.gov.uk/transition (link opens in new window)
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Our Brexit Committee
Since the referendum, we have been considering the likely impacts of Brexit and have been making preparations for it.
In 2018, we established a Brexit Committee to focus on issues surrounding the UK leaving the European Union. You can find out more about its functions and access committee minutes and agendas on our Brexit Committee section.
We have been considering how Brexit will potentially affect delivery of the council’s critical services and putting in place contingency measures to deal with potential impacts.
We also continue to work closely with partner agencies to prepare for Brexit.
