Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed that all of Scotland will move into Level 0 from 19 July, the lowest level of restrictions since the beginning of the pandemic.
This means that…
Wales will take its next step towards a future with fewer COVID legal restrictions as First Minister Mark Drakeford set out a longer-term plan for the summer.
Wales will move…
In a press conference yesterday evening (12 July), Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed…
On 5 July, the UK government published the ‘COVID-19 Response: Summer 2021’, setting out the details of Step 4 of the COVID-19 roadmap in England. The final decision on moving…
The Welsh Government has announced further support for businesses impacted by coronavirus restrictions. Eligible businesses in the hospitality, leisure and tourism sectors and their supply chains who continue to be…
MHCLG Secretary Robert Jenrick MP has published a Written Ministerial Statement (WMS) to support tourism in England.
In the statement, Jenrick calls on local planning authorities to take a positive…
The Scottish Government has confirmed that the whole of Scotland will move to Level 0 on 19 July if all necessary vaccination and harm reduction measures are met.
From this…
Restrictions are currently in place across Northern Ireland. The Executive has agreed several relaxations to restrictions, including:
5 July (tbc):
Recently launched at its headquarters in Leeds, the UK Infrastructure Bank will be tasked with accelerating investment into “ambitious infrastructure projects, cutting emissions and levelling up every part of the…
The Planning Inspectorate has updated its guidance on planning applications in response to the Government announcement regarding the delay to Step 4. The effect of the update is to say…
