Centre for London has said that car owners are underpaying for their on-street residential parking space across London.

The Department of Health and Social Care will introduce new laws to help ministers respond effectively to the progress of the coronavirus outbreak.

A UK government spokesman has confirmed that talks to agree a UK-EU trade deal have been put on hold due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Negotiating teams, led by David Frost and Michel Barnier, were due resume talks on 18 March, but a statement said that the meeting will not go ahead ‘in the way we did in the previous round’.

Funding for the government’s early years entitlements will continue during any periods of nursery, preschool or childminder closures.

Single use plastics are to be banned in Wales as part of wider measures to make Wales the world’s top recycling nation.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced a £3.2 million emergency funding to help rough sleepers to self-isolate.
The funding, in addition to the £492 million committed in 2020 to 2021, will be available to all local authorities in England and will reimburse them for the cost of providing accommodation and services to those sleeping on the streets to help them successfully self-isolate.

Greater Manchester is partnering with Virgin Media Business to deliver fibre optic connectivity to more than 1,500 public service sites.

Bin collections and other council services in Wales may be reduced during the coronavirus crisis.

The Law Commissions have argued that electoral reforms would reduce confusion and bring elections into the 21st Century.
Having published reforms to simplify, clarify and improve electoral law, the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission argue that the current state of electoral law in the UK has become increasingly fragmented and difficult to use. Many of the laws are found in the Representation of the People 1983 Act which originates from Victorian-era legislation.