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The Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology publishes impartial, balanced and peer-reviewed briefings that make research evidence accessible to Parliament.
London, England post.parliament.uk Joined March 2009
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POST (UK Parliament) @POST_UK
Did you spot our new POSTnote on access to justice? Supported by funding from @NuffieldFound, our impartial briefing shows the trends, impacts and regional disparities in legal support in England and Wales. Read now ⬇️
How have changes to legal aid affected access to justice in England and Wales?

Legislation from 2013 reduced the scope of civil legal aid and tightened eligibility criteria. Our latest briefing looks closer at the impact of these changes: ukparlresearch.info/4ssFM3k
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How have changes to legal aid affected access to justice in England and Wales?

Legislation from 2013 reduced the scope of civil legal aid and tightened eligibility criteria. Our latest briefing looks closer at the impact of these changes: ukparlresearch.info/4ssFM3k
post.parliament.uk Access to Justice: Legal aid and services How have changes to legal aid affected access to justice in England and Wales? What are the key trends, impacts and regional disparities in legal support and service provision?
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NEW: Changes to nutrient neutrality in England

74 local planning authorities are required to apply 'nutrient neutrality' policies to reduce the nutrient impacts of development. However, new Environmental Delivery Plans will change developers' obligations: ukparlresearch.info/3YXyKGb
post.parliament.uk Changes to nutrient neutrality in England This POSTnote summarises the challenges and options for reducing nutrient pollution in river catchments currently subject to 'nutrient neutrality' planning advice