Summary
In 2025, the UK Parliament passed over 30 new laws. Among them, protections for alpacas and llamas from dog attacks, lifting bans on not-for-profit bus services, preserving the imperial pint, allowing pets in rental properties with conditions, and regulations for reusing graves after 75 years.
Key Facts
- Over 30 new laws were passed in the UK in 2025.
- Alpacas and llamas now have protection under the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Act, with fines for dog attacks.
- The ban on not-for-profit bus services has been removed, allowing these services for vulnerable people in rural areas.
- The British pint measurement is protected by the Product Regulation and Metrology Act, maintaining traditional measurements.
- The Renters Rights Act changes rules to allow pets in rented properties, requiring individual case-by-case considerations.
- Burial authorities can reuse graves after 75 years in the UK under new cemetery regulations.
