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UK public law update: Brexit and Windsor Framework, policing reform, appellate judicial review on vetting, Low Traffic Neighbourhood and parole, FOI rulings, procurement and subsidy control—29 January 2026

Published on: 29 January 2026

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  • Brexit headlines
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  • Constitutional and administrative law
  • Judicial review
  • Equality and human rights
  • Public procurement
  • Subsidy control and state aid
  • Information law
  • Other public law news
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Brexit headlines

Government outlines approach to resetting UK-EU relations

The government has issued its reply to a House of Lords European Affairs Committee (EAC) report on its strategy for resetting relations with the EU after the May 2025 UK-EU summit. The reply explains the government’s reasoning for recent agreements, and also describes the status of ongoing negotiations presently. See: LNB News 28/01/2026 21.

Northern Ireland Office notifies Assembly of Windsor Framework decision on Non-Road Mobile Machinery Regulation

The Northern Ireland Office has publicly released correspondence from Secretary of State Hilary Benn to the Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly regarding a Windsor Framework decision under Schedule 6B to the Northern Ireland Act 1998. The letter concerns a decision the government is taking with the EU on 2 February 2026, to include the Non-Road Mobile Machinery Regulation within the Windsor Framework. See: LNB News 28/01/2026 26.

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