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Defra is consulting on possible reforms to the packaging waste recycling note (PRN) system, asking producers and stakeholders for views on changes to how producers meet their statutory recycling obligations.
Consultation invites views on simplifying the process for obtaining treaty relief from withholding tax on interest paid overseas, aiming to streamline compliance for UK payers and reduce administrative burdens when making cross-border interest payments.
Department of Health and Social Care sets out information on medical stockpiles it holds and related arrangements intended to ensure availability of supplies during public health emergencies, covering the department’s preparedness role.
Published figures cover penalty notices issued for animal health and welfare offences in England, detailing enforcement action taken under the relevant animal health and welfare framework (summary data on notices issued and contexts are provided).
The Home Office is consulting on a proposal to tighten controls on Gamma‑Butyrolactone (GBL) and 1,4‑Butanediol (1,4‑BD), seeking views on changes to how these substances are regulated.
The UK’s 10th national report sets out how it meets its obligations under the Articles of the Convention on Nuclear Safety, detailing compliance arrangements and measures for nuclear safety oversight and implementation.
Summarises EU Regulation 2026/1388 on plants produced by certain new genomic techniques and its amendments to Regulation (EU) 2017/625, outlining regulatory changes affecting novel plant products.
Presents the state of young people in England in 2025 alongside the National Youth Strategy, summarising the realities of growing up today — likely covering education, wellbeing and opportunities, though the blurb gives no specific findings.
The Department for Transport is reviewing the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate and is seeking evidence on its effectiveness in the UK, inviting views on how the mandate is performing and whether changes are needed.
MHCLG is consulting on reforms to the statutory consultee system, inviting views on changing consultees’ roles and processes within the planning system in England to streamline decision‑making.
Consultation invites views on a draft set of safety principles for automated vehicles, setting out expectations for designers, operators and regulators to support UK deployment and oversight of self‑driving technology.
The CMA is consulting on whether 33 existing market remedies remain appropriate, asking stakeholders if specific remedies should be amended, removed or retained to ensure effective competition outcomes.
Sets out the Financial Inclusion Committee’s purpose, terms of reference and membership, describing its role in work to improve access to financial services for consumers and vulnerable groups and signposting related outputs.
Publishes HM Prison and Probation Service action plans responding to HMIP inspection findings at New Hall Prison and Young Offender Institution, setting out measures to address identified weaknesses and improve outcomes.
The MHRA has published a 2026 consultation on statutory fees proposing adjustments to ongoing cost‑recovery arrangements and funding for higher‑value regulatory services.
Consultation seeks views on proposed updates to the Environment Agency’s enforcement and sanctions policy to reflect new water and waste enforcement powers, aiming to clarify penalties and regulatory approach for operators.
Proposals detail changes to the air navigation directions and guidance to enable the airspace modernisation programme, amending statutory directions and operational guidance for the Civil Aviation Authority and airspace users.
Provides HM Prison and Probation Service action plans and inspection response letters for Five Wells Prison following HMIP inspections, detailing steps to remedy failings and strengthen prison management and safety.
HMPPS publishes action plans responding to HM Inspectorate of Probation inspections of public protection in the Probation Service, setting out steps the service will take to address inspection findings and improve offender management and safeguarding.
Paper sets out options for supporting the Civil Aviation Authority to implement airspace modernisation, covering changes to design, management and delivery mechanisms to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impacts.
Department publishes the list of transmission network projects expected to be eligible for the electricity bill discount scheme, outlining which infrastructure schemes may receive relief under the policy.
Summarises the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026, outlining the Act’s measures to improve pupil wellbeing, school responsibilities and accountability mechanisms intended to promote mental health and safeguarding in education settings.
The Tribunal Procedure Committee is consulting on possible amendments to the Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal) Rules 2008 regarding judicial review applications, inviting views on procedural changes for the Upper Tribunal.
Consults on draft licence regulations and conditions for the Smart Secure Electricity Systems programme, proposing obligations for load control services and consumer protections to help balance the grid and manage flexible demand.
Defra is launching the Biodiverse Landscapes Fund to protect and restore nature, support climate mitigation and alleviate poverty, inviting engagement on fund objectives and delivery to achieve biodiversity and socioeconomic outcomes.
Provides an updated implementation timeline for the government’s Plan to Make Work Pay and the Employment Rights Act 2025, detailing when key measures and statutory provisions will be introduced and operationalised across employment law.
The Marine Management Organisation has published its September Catch Limit Review 2026, setting out proposed adjustments to fishing catch limits for the year ahead.
The Cabinet Office is calling for evidence to inform the initial phase of the Seventh UK National Action Plan for Open Government, inviting input to shape transparency, accountability and participation measures in government.
HMRC will use a co‑creation approach on Offshore Anti‑Avoidance reform, working with a small expert group alongside broader stakeholder engagement to help shape proposed changes to personal tax rules.
Consultation invites views on 'significant water management issues' to inform river basin management plans, seeking stakeholder input on pressures affecting water quality, quantity and ecosystems to shape future water environment management decisions.