Steel strategy
The government sets out its steel strategy, detailing policy measures and objectives to support the UK steel sector’s competitiveness, security of supply and decarbonisation across the industry.
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The government sets out its steel strategy, detailing policy measures and objectives to support the UK steel sector’s competitiveness, security of supply and decarbonisation across the industry.
The CMA is inviting views on its review of undertakings given by British Aerospace plc (now BAE Systems plc) linked to its 29 November 1999 acquisition of Marconi Electronic Systems from General Electric Company plc.
Minutes record the Chancellor’s meeting with gilt-edged market makers on 6 October 2026, summarising discussions between HM Treasury and primary dealers about UK government debt issuance, market conditions and operational arrangements.
Seeks evidence on potential changes to release times for market‑sensitive ONS economic statistics, inviting views to inform a recommendation to the Office for Statistics Regulation on timing and market impact.
HM Treasury and India’s Ministry of Finance published a joint statement recording topics covered at the fourth India‑UK Financial Markets Dialogue held on 29 September 2026, setting out areas of cooperation on financial market issues.
Sets HMRC’s SME action plan for 2025–28, promising measures to make it easier for small businesses to enter public sector supply chains and reduce unnecessary burdens and costs facing micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.
The government is consulting on the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme, seeking views on the proposed approach and criteria for selecting eligible businesses for the new support programme.
DfE sets out an SME action plan for 2025–28 to make it easier for small businesses to access public sector supply chains and to remove unnecessary burdens and costs associated with supplying education services.
Defra publishes an SME action plan for 2026–27 aiming to make it simpler for small businesses to access public sector supply chains and to remove unnecessary burdens and costs.
The Intellectual Property Office seeks evidence on the cost and effectiveness of judicial processes protecting IP rights in the UK, through an informal Call for Evidence examining enforcement pathways and potential reforms.
DCMS sets out an SME action plan for 2025–28 to help small and medium businesses access public sector supply chains and reduce burdens and costs associated with public procurement.
CMA has published a draft substantive Order and Undertakings as part of its vets market investigation and is inviting stakeholders to submit views on the proposed remedies and behavioural undertakings to address competition concerns in veterinary services.
MHCLG sets out an SME action plan for 2025–28 aiming to improve small businesses’ access to public sector supply chains and cut unnecessary burdens and costs, positioning the department as backing growth and procurement inclusion for SMEs.
An implementation update explains how commitments from the NSRB consultation have shaped the design and content of the new National Survey of Businesses (NSB), detailing changes made to survey development and governance.