Domestic Affairs
Filling stations made exempt from competition laws
The UK Government is exempting service stations from a competition law to alleviate the problems caused by a shortage of drivers for tankers. “There is still plenty of…
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UK invites foreigners to save Christmas, but 5000 Santas are too few
More than 10 000 foreign workers will be allowed to work temporarily in the United Kingdom as lorry drivers and in the food sector. This was decided by…
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CO₂ crisis averted as the government supported CF Industries
The American company CF Industries is keeping the doors of its fertilizer factories in the UK Open for the time being after a deal with the British government.…
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The demand for blackberry is very high this season
The British blackberry season is in full swing and the explosive growth in the popularity of blackberries in recent years is likely to continue this year. The British…
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Pounds and ounces: a doubtful by-product of Brexit
As part of a review of the rules inherited from the European Union, the British government wants to abolish the metric system in shops and supermarkets in favour…
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Government abandons some of the COVID-related travel restrictions
It will be easier to travel to the UK. A PCR test is no longer necessary for those who have been vaccinated. The British government announced on Friday…
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UK postponed the requirements for EU cut flowers certificate
The United Kingdom has again postponed the requirement for phytosanitary certificates for cut flowers from the EU. The obligation starts on 1 July 2022. That was more like…
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