Flying Restrictions Over RAF Brize Norton Regulations
The UK Parliament has enacted new regulations concerning flying restrictions over RAF Brize Norton. These regulations, effective from January 1, 2026, establish specific rules for aerial activities in the vicinity of the military airbase.
Air Navigation (Restriction of Flying) Regulations 2026
The UK Parliament has issued the Air Navigation (Restriction of Flying) Regulations 2026. This new legislation introduces rules governing the restriction of flying, with further details available through associated documentation.
Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) (Amendment) (Specified Period) Order 2026
The UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has amended the Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) Order 2022. This amendment extends the specified period for the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme, primarily affecting energy suppliers and consumers by adjusting key dates and deadlines related to ECO phases and applications.
Wales Order revokes child minding exceptions
The UK Parliament has issued a Wales Order that revokes previous exceptions related to child minding services. This legislative instrument will alter the regulatory landscape for child minders in Wales, removing previously granted flexibilities.
Grants to the Churches Conservation Trust Order 2026
The UK Secretary of State, with Treasury approval, has issued the Grants to the Churches Conservation Trust Order 2026. This order specifies a grant period from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2029, and sets a maximum aggregate grant amount of £9,531,000. The previous order from 2025 is revoked.
Renewables Obligation (Amendment) Order 2026
The UK Secretary of State has issued the Renewables Obligation (Amendment) Order 2026, amending the 2015 order. This amendment updates the methodology for adjusting the buy-out price and mutualisation cap for inflation, referencing the consumer prices index for obligation periods starting after April 1st, 2025.
South West Scotland Trunk Roads Temporary Traffic Order 2026
UK Parliament has issued the South West Scotland Trunk Roads Temporary Traffic Order 2026. This legislation details temporary traffic management measures for trunk roads in the South West Scotland region. The document provides links to associated resources for further information.
North West Scotland Trunk Roads Temporary Traffic and Speed Order 2026
UK Parliament has issued the North West Scotland Trunk Roads temporary traffic and speed order for 2026. This legislation establishes temporary traffic and speed regulations for trunk roads in the North West Scotland region.
North East Scotland Trunk Roads Order 2026 temporary traffic restrictions
The UK Parliament has issued the North East Scotland Trunk Roads Order 2026, establishing temporary traffic restrictions. This legislation details specific measures for managing traffic flow on trunk roads in the North East Scotland region.
Health and Social Care (Wales) Act 2025 (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2026
The Welsh Ministers have issued the Health and Social Care (Wales) Act 2025 (Consequential Amendments) (Wales) Regulations 2026, effective April 1, 2026. These regulations amend the Care Act 2014 and the Regulation and Inspection of Social Care (Wales) Act 2016 to align with the Health and Social Care (Wales) Act 2025.
Pneumoconiosis Compensation Payment Amendment Regulations Increase Lump Sum Payments
The UK Parliament has issued the Pneumoconiosis etc. (Workers' Compensation) (Payment of Claims) (Amendment) Regulations 2026. These regulations amend the 1988 regulations to increase lump sum payments for claims made on or after April 1, 2026, affecting compensation for workers with pneumoconiosis and related conditions.
Mesothelioma Lump Sum Payments (Amendment) Regulations 2026
The UK Secretary of State has amended the Mesothelioma Lump Sum Payments (Conditions and Amounts) Regulations 2008. These amendments, effective April 1, 2026, revise the lump sum payment amounts for individuals diagnosed with diffuse mesothelioma and for dependants of deceased individuals, based on age at diagnosis or death.
Air Navigation (Weston-Super-Mare) Flying Restrictions Regulations 2026
UK Parliament has issued the Air Navigation (Weston-Super-Mare) Flying Restrictions Regulations 2026. These regulations establish specific flying restrictions for the Weston-Super-Mare area, effective from January 1, 2026.
Parental Bereavement Leave and Pay (Miscarriage) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2026
The Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland has issued the Parental Bereavement Leave and Pay (Miscarriage) Regulations 2026. These regulations amend existing provisions to extend parental bereavement leave and pay to individuals who experience a miscarriage, with specific conditions and effective dates.
Air Navigation (Old Warden) Flying Restriction Regulations 2026
The UK Parliament has issued the Air Navigation (Old Warden) Flying Restriction Regulations 2026, establishing new rules for air navigation in the Old Warden area. These regulations are set to take effect in 2026 and will impose specific restrictions on flying activities.
Fire Remedial Works Contract for Poplar Harca Procurement
Poplar HARCA has issued a preliminary market engagement notice for an upcoming Fire Remedial Works Contract, estimated to be worth between £300,000 to £400,000 per annum. The notice includes details for a supplier engagement event scheduled for April 28, 2026.
Home to School Transport Bus and Coach Services Tender (Isle of Wight)
The Isle of Wight Council has issued an open tender for home to school transport bus and coach services, with an estimated total value of £9.7 million. The contract is expected to run for four years, with options for extensions, and aims to secure services for mainstream and SEN students.
Contract Award: Abortion Services for NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB
The NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire Integrated Care Board has awarded a contract for independent sector abortion services valued at £1,050,000. This award follows a Process C Direct Award under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, with the existing provider continuing services.
Autonomous Underwater Glider Platforms Contract Awarded
The UK Government's Find a Tender service has published a contract award notice for the provision of Autonomous Underwater Glider Platforms by the National Oceanography Centre to Teledyne Instruments Inc. The contract is valued at over $1 million USD and will run for two years.
Contract Awarded for Liquid Nitrogen Generator
The UK Government's Find a Tender service has published a contract award notice for the provision of a liquid nitrogen generator to the National Oceanography Centre. The contract, valued at £43,425 excluding VAT, was awarded to Peak Scientific Instruments Limited.
Fire Risk Assessment Works Contract for Rykneld Homes
Rykneld Homes Limited has awarded a contract for fire risk assessment works to A & G Plastering Contractors Limited for £165,000. The contract is for a period of approximately five months, concluding on March 31, 2026, and aims to upgrade facilities in line with regulatory requirements.
National Oceanography Centre Awards Cleaning Services Contract
The UK Government's Find a Tender service has published a notice detailing a contract awarded by the National Oceanography Centre for on-site cleaning services. The contract, valued at £57,144.84 excluding VAT, was awarded to MITIE CLEANING & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LIMITED and is effective from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027.
National Oceanography Centre Seeks Financial Audit and Funding Assurance Services
The UK Government's Find a Tender service has published a notice regarding the National Oceanography Centre's intent to procure external financial audit and funding assurance services. The procurement is planned to support statutory, regulatory, and funder assurance obligations.
Contract Award for Abortion Services
The NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire Integrated Care Board has awarded a new contract for independent sector abortion services, valued at £2,910,000. This contract follows a Direct Award process under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, as the existing provider has consistently met quality and safety standards.
IOPC Investigates Death of Man in Police Custody
The UK's Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched an independent investigation into the death of Calvin Davies, 41, who died while in the custody of Staffordshire Police. The investigation will examine the circumstances surrounding his arrest, custody, and the police's response.
IOPC Investigates Merseyside Police Over Wrongful Conviction
The UK's Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched an investigation into Merseyside Police concerning the handling of the investigation that led to Peter Sullivan's wrongful conviction for murder. Mr. Sullivan spent 38 years in prison before his conviction was overturned in May 2025.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust Enforcement Action
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has taken enforcement action against Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust. This action involves an enforcement notice, indicating a significant regulatory finding related to data protection practices within the Trust.
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust Enforcement Action
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has issued an enforcement notice against University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust. The notice details breaches of data protection law, requiring the Trust to take specific actions to rectify the issues.
Trade Mark Decision O/0263/26 - Revocation Grounds
The UK Intellectual Property Office issued a trade mark decision (O/0263/26) on March 26, 2026, concerning revocation grounds related to genuine use and variant forms of marks. The decision was made by Hearing Officer Mr Oliver Rose'Meyer.
Trade Mark Decision O/0269/26
The UK Intellectual Property Office issued a trade mark decision (O/0269/26) on March 27, 2026. The decision addresses grounds related to earlier trade marks and the average customer, referencing sections 5(1), 5(2), and 5(3) of the relevant legislation.
Trade Mark Opposition Decision O/0270/26
The UK Intellectual Property Office has issued a trade mark opposition decision (O/0270/26) on March 27, 2026. The decision addresses grounds related to earlier trade marks, distinctiveness, and imperfect recollection under Sections 5(1), 5(2), and 5(3) of the relevant legislation.
CICLO 365 Trade Mark Opposition Decision
The UK Intellectual Property Office issued a decision regarding the trade mark opposition for CICLO 365. The decision, dated March 27, 2026, was made by Hearing Officer Mr John Williams concerning marks in classes 09, 16, 28, 35, 38, 41, and 42.
WMCA Bus Network Support Grant subsidy scheme referral
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) Subsidy Advice Unit (SAU) has accepted a request for advice on the West Midlands Combined Authority's (WMCA) proposed Bus Network Support Grant subsidy scheme. The scheme proposes up to £145.3 million to bus operators to maintain services during a transition to franchised routes.
The Wine Enterprise Investment Scheme Ltd v Crowe UK LLP - High Court Case
The High Court of Justice in England and Wales has issued a judgment in the case of The Wine Enterprise Investment Scheme Ltd (In Liquidation) v Crowe UK LLP. The case, heard by Justice Richard Spearman KC, involved complex procedural steps and evidence presentation over multiple hearing dates in late 2025.
Massey Application for Reconsideration of Parole Board Decision
The Parole Board for England and Wales is considering an application for reconsideration of a parole decision dated 18 February 2026, which denied release for the applicant, Massey. The application, filed on 25 February 2026, cites errors of law, irrationality, or procedural unfairness in the original decision.
Moroney Application for Reconsideration - Parole Board Decision
The Parole Board for England and Wales has issued a decision regarding Moroney's application for reconsideration of a parole decision. The application, dated March 3, 2026, sought reconsideration of a February 19, 2026 decision not to direct release, citing errors of law, irrationality, or procedural unfairness.
HMRC v Colchester Institute Corporation - VAT Supply of Services
The England and Wales Court of Appeal heard an appeal by HMRC against a decision that the Colchester Institute Corporation's provision of education was a supply of services for VAT purposes. The court is considering whether the Upper Tribunal erred in its interpretation of EU VAT directives and the 'direct link' requirement between services and consideration.
Denman Application for Reconsideration of Release Decision
The Parole Board for England and Wales is considering an application for reconsideration of a decision not to direct the release of applicant Denman. The original decision was made on 8 January 2026, and the reconsideration application argues the decision was procedurally unfair or irrational. The applicant has a history of serious offenses and multiple recalls.
Oakley: Application for Reconsideration by Secretary of State
The Secretary of State for Justice has applied for a reconsideration of the Parole Board's decision to direct the release of Oakley. The application argues the decision was irrational due to insufficient weight given to the respondent's continued verbal aggression during his sentence.
Allanson Application for Reconsideration of Release Decision
The Parole Board for England and Wales is reconsidering a decision made on February 4, 2026, which denied the release of applicant Allanson. The application argues the original decision was irrational and legally flawed, failing to provide sufficient explanation or analysis.
Davies v Lettington - Appeal Against Injunction Breach Finding
The England and Wales Court of Appeal (Civil Division) heard an appeal in Davies v Lettington concerning a finding of breach of an injunction. The appeal focused on the refusal to grant an adjournment for the appellant to obtain publicly funded legal representation.
R v Choudary & Anor - Terrorism Act Offences Appeal
The England and Wales Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) is considering renewed applications for leave to appeal by Anjem Choudary and Khaled Hussein. Choudary was convicted of directing a terrorist organisation and supporting a proscribed organisation, while Hussein was convicted of membership in a proscribed organisation. The court is reviewing evidence presented at the Crown Court at Woolwich.
Re M (A Child: Costs) - Appeal from Family Court Costs Order
The England and Wales Court of Appeal (Civil Division) has issued a judgment in the case Re M (A Child: Costs). This appeal concerns a costs order made against the appellant father for approximately £39,268.20 in family law proceedings related to his child. The court's decision will determine the final disposition of this costs appeal.
Solicitor General v Seale - Contempt of Court Appeal
The England and Wales Court of Appeal has heard an appeal concerning a contempt of court finding against Dr. Rana Kabbani Seale. The appeal challenges a six-month suspended prison sentence for contempt, related to ongoing probate proceedings and breaches of a civil restraint order. The court's decision will clarify the application of contempt sanctions in cases involving repeated non-compliance with court orders.
Nguyen v Rex - Appeal Against Convictions for Failing to Surrender and Drug Production
The Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) is considering an appeal by Tinh Van Nguyen against two convictions: failing to surrender to custody and production of cannabis. The appeals are lodged significantly out of time, with the central argument being that the appellant was a victim of trafficking and exploitation, potentially impacting the validity of his guilty pleas and the prosecution's actions.
R. v CGA & Anor - Appeal Against Conviction for Grievous Bodily Harm
The England and Wales Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) allowed the appeal of appellants CGA and ZFX against their convictions for causing grievous bodily harm with intent. The court found the jury's verdicts to be inexplicable and irrational, as the prosecution's case did not allege joint enterprise for the injuries sustained. A retrial has been ordered, with reporting restrictions in place.
R v Mohammed & Anor - Attorney General's Reference on Unduly Lenient Sentence
The Attorney General has referred sentences imposed on Ghazafor Mohammed and Adil Ahmed for wounding with intent and having an offensive weapon to the England and Wales Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, as potentially unduly lenient. The offenders were sentenced to 5 years' detention for wounding with intent and 9 months for having an offensive weapon.
CKS v Secretary of State for Education - Universal Infant Free School Meals Policy Challenge
The England and Wales High Court heard a challenge to the Secretary of State for Education's Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM) policy. The claimants, children from the Charedi Jewish community attending private schools, argued the policy's exclusion of them was discriminatory and breached equality duties.
Shahoud v Swedish Judicial Authority - Extradition Appeal
The England and Wales High Court (Administrative Court) issued a judgment in the case of Shahoud v Swedish Judicial Authority. The appeal concerns the appellant's extradition to Sweden, with a key issue being the risk of breach of Article 3 ECHR due to Swedish prison conditions. The court considered fresh evidence regarding this risk.
Hough v Health and Care Professions Tribunal Service - Appeal of Fitness to Practise Decision
The England and Wales High Court (Administrative Court) heard an appeal by Karl Hough against a decision by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) to strike him from the register due to misconduct. The court will review the findings of fact, misconduct, impairment, and sanction.
KP v Secretary of State for Home Department - Immigration/Asylum Case
The England and Wales High Court (Administrative Court) issued an urgent interim relief order in the case of KP v Secretary of State for Home Department. The claimant, a Sri Lankan national seeking asylum in the UK, requested to board a charter flight to the UK due to security concerns related to US operations in Diego Garcia. The court granted the interim relief, compelling the Secretary of State to allow the claimant to board the flight.
Shakoor v Secretary of State for Work & Pensions - Judicial Review
The High Court of Justice (Administrative Court) issued a judgment in Shakoor v Secretary of State for Work & Pensions. The case involved a judicial review of the Defendant's decision to change the payment arrangements for the housing element of the Claimant's Universal Credit. The Defendant accepted the decision was unlawful due to procedural irregularities and a failure to provide adequate reasons.
Ugolor & Ors v Ugolor & Anor - Will Validity Challenge
The England and Wales High Court has issued a judgment in Ugolor & Ors v Ugolor & Anor, concerning a challenge to a homemade will. The First Defendant was debarred from defending due to non-compliance with court orders. The court must still pronounce on the will's validity based on legal rules.
Fletcher & Anor v Desai - Insolvency Act Application
The England and Wales High Court (Chancery Division) heard an application to vary a previous order concerning a bankrupt's assets. The respondent sought to recognize her existing charging orders over properties that were previously ordered to vest in the trustees in bankruptcy. The court is addressing the priority of these interests.
TWH Legal Services Ltd v Niazi - Libel Claim Preliminary Issues
The High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division, has issued a decision in the libel case TWH Legal Services Ltd v Niazi. The case concerns preliminary issues in a libel claim related to online reviews of a solicitor. The court heard arguments regarding breach of contract, breach of confidence, unlawful means conspiracy, and defamation.
Clarke v Chief Constable of Northumbria Police - False Imprisonment and Assault Appeal
The England and Wales High Court heard an appeal concerning a claim for damages for false imprisonment and assault against the Chief Constable of Northumbria Police. The appellant, a minor at the time of arrest, challenged the lower court's findings regarding reasonable suspicion, necessity of arrest, handcuff use, and detention length. The High Court reviewed the judge's order and the jury trial findings.
Joyce R v SCCO - Criminal Legal Aid Fee Dispute
The High Court (Senior Courts Costs Office) dismissed an appeal concerning the interpretation of the Criminal Legal Aid (Remuneration) Regulations 2013. The case determined whether a 'Newton Hearing' constituted a trial for the purpose of calculating legal aid fees, impacting the fees payable to legal professionals.
AB v Chief Constable of North Wales Police - False Imprisonment and Assault/Battery Claim
The County Court at Wrexham has issued a judgment in the case of AB v Chief Constable of North Wales Police. The claimant brought a claim for false imprisonment and assault/battery following an arrest. Liability was disputed, and the court heard evidence on this issue.
Fotheringhame v Nelson - Appeal Decision
The England and Wales High Court dismissed an appeal concerning the beneficial ownership shares of a property. The court upheld the lower court's decision which declared the property held in trust with specific shares and allowed the appellant to buy out the respondent's interest, or face sale.
Harvey Application for Reconsideration of Parole Decision
The Parole Board for England and Wales is considering an application for reconsideration of a parole decision made on February 8, 2026, which denied release for applicant Tom Harvey. The reconsideration is based on alleged errors of law, irrationality, or procedural unfairness in the original decision.
Thorne - Application for Reconsideration of Release Decision
The Parole Board for England and Wales is considering Thorne's application for reconsideration of a decision not to direct his release. The application argues the original decision was irrational, following Thorne's recall in June 2024 due to alleged undisclosed relationships and obsessive behaviour. This review follows a parole hearing on 9 February 2026.
Moore's Application for Reconsideration of Parole Denial
The Parole Board for England and Wales is considering an application for reconsideration of a parole denial for an individual named Moore. The application argues the original decision, made on 16 December 2025, was irrational or procedurally unfair. The applicant received an extended sentence for stalking and other offenses.
£150 million fund for zero emission vessels and infrastructure
Innovate UK and the Department for Transport have launched a £150 million fund for zero-emission vessels and infrastructure. UK registered organisations can apply for grants to develop and deploy clean maritime solutions over three years. The application window opens on March 26, 2026, and closes on September 16, 2026.
£97.6M Funding for Invite-Only Connectivity Hubs Programme
UKRI, through EPSRC, is offering £97.6 million in grant funding for the Future Connectivity Hubs Evolution Programme. This invite-only opportunity aims to advance UK connectivity technologies and requires invited hub organizations to apply by May 13, 2026.
£5.5M Funding for Advanced Connectivity Technologies Research Commercialisation
UKRI is offering £5.5 million in grant funding through the EPSRC ACT Proof of Concept fund to support the commercialisation of research in Advanced Connectivity Technologies. The funding opportunity is open to UK research organisations, with awards ranging from £100,000 to £500,000, and applications closing on May 27, 2026.
£7.1M EPSRC Grant for Optical Wireless Communications Research Facility
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has announced a funding opportunity for establishing an optical wireless communications research and testing facility. The total fund available is £7.125 million, with applications opening on March 27, 2026, and closing on May 13, 2026. This initiative aims to support advanced communications architecture research.
FCA fines Dinosaur Merchant Bank £338,000 for surveillance failures
The FCA has fined Dinosaur Merchant Bank Limited (DMBL) £338,000 for failing to implement effective systems and controls to detect and report suspicious trading in its contracts for difference (CFD) business. The firm's failures between June and October 2024, and subsequent delays in addressing them, potentially undermined market integrity.
FCA reviews UK Listing Rules for investment trusts
The FCA is reviewing the UK Listing Rules for investment trusts, focusing on board independence and related party provisions. This review aims to clarify governance responsibilities and ensure rules remain fit for evolving circumstances, addressing recent debates about shareholder voting rights.
Farmer Sentenced for Illegal Waste Dumping
The Environment Agency has prosecuted a North Yorkshire farmer, Hayden Fortune, for operating an illegal waste site. Fortune was sentenced to a suspended prison term, fined, and ordered to clear thousands of tonnes of waste from his land within two years.
Permit revoked, two waste sites shut down in waste crackdown
The Environment Agency has revoked the environmental permit for Windmill Services Ltd and shut down two illegal waste sites following a multi-agency crackdown in West Lancashire. This action targets waste crime and aims to reduce the negative impact on local communities.
CourtWatch Report Highlights Issues in Magistrates' Courts
The Bar Council has published a CourtWatch London project report highlighting issues in magistrates' courts, noting 2,300 hearings observed and 500 instances where defendants were unrepresented. The report suggests that proposed legislative changes and reduced legal aid could exacerbate these problems, potentially leading to miscarriages of justice.
Study Recommends Judicial Training and Appraisals for Improved Defendant Treatment
Transform Justice recommends compulsory training and appraisals for judges and magistrates to improve the treatment and experience of defendants in London magistrates' courts. The report, based on observations from the CourtWatch London project, highlights inconsistencies in judicial conduct and calls for better support for defendants' participation in hearings.
Crown Court Backlog Hits Record 80,203 Cases
The Ministry of Justice has reported a record backlog of 80,203 cases in the Crown court as of December. This figure highlights the ongoing strain on the justice system and is being used by the government to justify proposed reforms, including restrictions on jury trials, which are opposed by the criminal bar.
Court Case: Alternative Service of Divorce Petition and Financial Applications
The High Court of Justice (Family Division) set aside an order for alternative service of a divorce petition by email in the US, allowing the respondent to apply out of time. The court also ordered interim spousal maintenance and rent payments, totaling £166.1k per annum plus £100k for rent.
Financial Remedies Guide Restates Property Particulars Filing Obligation
The Financial Remedies Guide of March 2026 restates the obligation for parties in financial remedy cases below High Court Judge level to file property particulars at least 14 days before the First Appointment. This clarification addresses the ongoing issue of parties failing to provide adequate evidence regarding housing needs.
Sentencing Act 2026: Reforms to Suspended Sentence Orders
The Sentencing Act 2026 introduces significant reforms to suspended sentence orders in the UK, effective March 22, 2026. A key change establishes a presumption in favour of suspending custodial sentences of 12 months or less for offenders aged 18 and over, requiring courts to justify any decision not to suspend. The Act also expands the potential for suspending sentences up to three years and introduces new punitive conditions such as driving prohibitions and income reduction orders.
Limitation Act 1980 and Kay v Martineau Johnson Case Analysis
This article discusses the application of Section 14A of the Limitation Act 1980, as illustrated by the recent case of Kay v Martineau Johnson [2026] EWCA Civ 224. It highlights that while the law is largely settled, the application of the 'starting date' for limitation periods remains contestable.
Orgreave Inquiry Begins into Policing During Miners' Strike
The UK Government has formally launched an inquiry into the policing of the Orgreave coking plant during the 1984-85 miners' strike. The inquiry, chaired by the bishop of Sheffield, aims for full information disclosure and will deliver a report by spring 2028.
Westminster Housing Responsive Repairs and Major Works Contracts Tender
Westminster City Council has published a tender notice for responsive repairs and major works contracts for its housing stock. This procurement will replace existing contracts and will be based on the FAC-1 Framework Alliance Agreement.
Tender for Home to School Transport Bus and Coach Services
The Isle of Wight Council has issued a tender notice for home to school transport bus and coach services for the 2026 academic year. The estimated total value of the contract is £9,700,000 excluding VAT, with a potential duration of up to 4 years. This notice marks the open tender opportunity following prior engagement with potential suppliers.
Space Technology Solutions Procurement Modification
The UK's Crown Commercial Service has issued a modification notice for the Space Technology Solutions procurement. This notice details the removal of KAZE DIGITAL & DATA LIMITED from specific service categories within the procurement framework.
Contract Award: Function Support at Highcliffe Castle
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council has awarded a contract valued at £180,000 (excluding VAT) to SLICK EVENTS LIMITED for Function Support Services at Highcliffe Castle. The contract is set to begin on April 1, 2026, and will run until March 31, 2028, with potential extensions.
MicroCarb exploitation phase contract awarded to Edinburgh Innovations Ltd
The UK Space Agency has awarded a contract valued at £1,523,991 (including VAT) to Edinburgh Innovations Ltd for the MicroCarb exploitation phase. The contract aims to support the validation, flux estimation, and joint modelling of CO2 data.
MicroCarb Contract Awarded to Edinburgh Innovations Ltd
The UK Space Agency has awarded a contract valued at £1,269,993 (excluding VAT) to Edinburgh Innovations Ltd for the MicroCarb exploitation phase. The contract supports activities related to atmospheric transport models, CO2 flux characterization, and project management.
Oldham Green New Deal Partnership Tender Notice
Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council has published a tender notice for a Green New Deal Partnership. The notice seeks a Development Partner to collaborate on transforming and decarbonizing Oldham's energy infrastructure, with a key anchor project being a heat network. This represents a significant procurement opportunity for energy development and decarbonization initiatives.
Simulation Framework for Sterling Money Market Funds
The Bank of England has published Staff Working Paper No. 1,177, detailing a simulation framework for sterling money market funds. The paper explores redemption capacity and liquidity requirements, suggesting that removing the 30% weekly liquid asset threshold could improve fund resilience.