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Government is launching an independent review of the valuation methodology used for pub and hotel business rates valuations and is inviting stakeholders to submit evidence to inform potential changes to how these properties are assessed for business rates.
The government is consulting on a statutory framework governing police and law‑enforcement access to driver and licence data held by the DVLA, aiming to clarify rules, safeguards and permitted uses of that personal data.
Consultation seeks views on how planning powers for mayors of strategic authorities, created by the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026, should be implemented, covering scope, triggers and operational arrangements for mayoral planning functions.
Seeks views on possible amendments to the Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal) Rules 2008 specifically to address appeals arising under the Online Safety Act 2023, initiating a consultation on procedural change.
A national consultation seeks views on measures to prepare children for a tech-driven future, including possible age limits for social media, gaming and AI chatbots, restrictions on addictive design, and enhanced parental support.
The government sets out a policy statement detailing steps to reform England’s planning system, aiming for a clearer, rules‑based approach to decision‑making and delivery across local planning authorities.
The Home Office is consulting on removing Regulation 36 from the Police Pensions Regulations 2015 and on linked changes to police officer member contribution arrangements, seeking views on how those amendments should be implemented.
The CMA has opened a consultation proposing a steering conduct requirement for Apple's mobile platform, and sets out a provisional assessment of the measure’s effectiveness and proportionality for market competition.
A consultation seeks views on proposed revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework and other planning changes, signalling government intent to alter national planning policy and implementation rules.
The Department for Work and Pensions has launched a consultation on a Value for Money Framework that will prioritise investment outcomes, service quality and overall value within workplace pension provision.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero is consulting on its assessment of Great Britain’s long‑term gas supply and proposes policy actions designed to protect gas and broader energy security during the transition.
Call for evidence to inform a new government procurement chapter to be added to the existing UK–Morocco association agreement, seeking stakeholder input on rules and access for UK suppliers in Moroccan public procurement markets.
Sets out a cross‑government, science‑led PFAS plan to understand effects on public health and the environment and to co‑ordinate actions to monitor, manage and minimise associated risks.
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills is seeking views on a revised statutory tipping code of practice designed to ensure fair, transparent distribution of tips to workers and set employer obligations.
CMA has published a draft Funding Order and Undertakings as part of its vets market investigation and is inviting stakeholder views on proposed funding and behavioural remedies to address competition concerns.
The Department for Transport is consulting on proposals to strengthen legal controls over in‑use road vehicle emissions on GB roads, seeking views on tighter regulation to reduce real-world pollutant and greenhouse gas outputs from cars and vans.
Government consultation proposing to grant local authorities powers to issue conditional cautions to fly‑tipping offenders, aimed at strengthening local enforcement tools against illegal waste disposal.
DCMS has launched a call for evidence to inform the statutory review of sections 1–13 of the Telecommunications (Security) Act 2021, seeking input on the impact and effectiveness of the telecoms security framework.
Sets out the MHRA’s regulatory position to encourage development and licensing of Microbiome‑Based Medicinal Products (MBMPs) in the UK, clarifying expectations for safety, quality and clinical evidence to support market authorisation.
The Competition and Markets Authority has published a consultation proposing a steering conduct requirement for Google’s mobile platform, alongside a provisional assessment of the measure’s effectiveness and proportionality.
The Environment Agency sets out its position on nature‑based solutions for sustainable water resources, explaining how NbS work, their benefits, and the current evidence base to support water resource management.
Consults on reforms to zero‑hours and similar contracts to deliver the Employment Rights Act 2025 aim of ending one‑sided flexibility, seeking views on proposed measures to rebalance contractual rights between employers and workers.
The Home Office sets out the framework it uses to assess police forces’ financial resilience, detailing how financial health and risks to service delivery are evaluated.
Consultation seeks views on allowing Hydrogen-to-Power projects into the Capacity Market and proposes technical changes to how interconnector de-rating factors are set, affecting capacity market participation and system adequacy calculations.
A cross‑sector Air Pollution Awareness Coalition (APAC) has been established to improve public understanding of air pollution and to support collective action to reduce exposure and harm from polluted air.
A call for evidence has opened to inform how National Lottery 'good cause' funding should be allocated in future, inviting views to shape policy on which causes receive grants and how funding decisions are made.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero seeks views on proposed legislative amendments to the Contracts for Difference (CfD) supplier obligation to enable implementation of the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme (BICS).
Government publishes its formal response to the Competition and Markets Authority’s first report on the UK Subsidy Control Act, addressing the Act’s effectiveness and its impacts on competition and investment in the UK.
CMA publishes a provisional decision in its strategic review proposing which of the 33 market remedies to amend, remove or retain, and is consulting on those proposed changes.
The Department for Transport plans to update the GB vehicle type approval regime by incorporating selected EU and international vehicle regulations, aligning domestic approval standards with international rules for passenger and goods vehicles.