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Tax changes on red diesel from April

Tax changes on red diesel from April

Tax changes coming in on 1 April 2022 may affect businesses and individuals currently entitled to supply or use rebated gas oil (red diesel) and rebated biofuels. The UK government is removing the entitlement to use red diesel for many sectors and affected businesses will have to use fuel that’s taxed at the standard rate...

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Covid-19 restrictions to be lifted in Northern Ireland

Covid-19 restrictions to be lifted in Northern Ireland

All Covid-19 restrictions in Northern Ireland will be lifted and replaced with guidance from Tuesday 15 February, the NI Health Minister Robin Swann has said. Remaining restrictions included: requirements to wear face coverings in public places; business owners having measures in place to limit transmission of the virus; the use of Covid certificates at nightclubs...

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Registering road haulage journeys

Registering road haulage journeys

From 2 February 2022, businesses will need to use an online EU portal to register the details of some journeys within the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway before the journey starts. This will apply to you if you use: vans of any size or other light goods vehicles (sometimes called ‘light commercial vehicles’) vans towing trailers cars towing trailers...

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Plan B to continue in England

Plan B to continue in England

In a statement to the House of Commons, the Prime Minister confirmed that the Cabinet agreed to stick with Plan B measures for another three weeks, with a further review before their expiration on 26 January 2022. The BBC reports that Boris Johnson has said he hopes England can “ride out” the current wave of...

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Sign up for webinars on using the UKCA mark

Sign up for webinars on using the UKCA mark

The new UKCA marking rules – replacing the CE mark – will come into force from 1 January 2023, and BEIS is running a series of webinars to help businesses understand the process of adopting UKCA safety markings. The next webinar is on 18 January and focuses on businesses who have a role or involvement...

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Wales remains at Alert Level 2

Wales remains at Alert Level 2

At their latest review on 6 January 2022, the Welsh Government decided that the country will stay at Alert Level 2. This means that people in Wales must: Wear a face covering (unless there is a reasonable excuse not to wear one) in all indoor public places, including when not seated in a pub, café...

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New legislation to improve air quality, tackle waste and increase recycling now in force

New legislation to improve air quality, tackle waste and increase recycling now in force

Legislation to protect and enhance the environment has now passed into UK law. Through the new Environment Act, Government aims to “clean up the country’s air, restore natural habitats, increase biodiversity, reduce waste and make better use of resources”.  It hopes to incentivise people to recycle more and encourage businesses to create sustainable packaging. These...