Research Briefing
This paper outlines the current regulation of doorstep selling (or cold calling) under the provisions of the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013. It also provides information on how 'No Cold Calling Zones' work in practice.
Constituency casework,Research Briefing
Information about water meters in England, including how these may be used to charge household customers for water based on their consumption.
Research Briefing
This briefing addresses some frequently asked questions from constituents about the types of recognised UK identity documents people may apply for and the contexts in which proof of identity or age is required.
Research Briefing
Household electricity bills are made up of wholesale, network, policy and supplier costs. What are they, and how they are changing?
Constituency casework,Research Briefing
It is often a retailer’s responsibility to ensure that parcels are delivered safely. Find out more about consumers’ rights in relation to parcel deliveries.
Research Briefing
In recent years the use of cash and bank branches has fallen, but initiatives aim to maintain access to cash and in person banking services
Research Briefing
Fur imports and sales are already strictly controlled by legislation in the UK; a parliamentary debate on 10 March 2026 will revisit the issue.
Research Briefing
This Library briefing sets out financial and practical help for constituents with their domestic energy bills.
Research Briefing
Fireworks are used in private celebrations and traditional events. This briefing outlines the current regulation of the sale, possession and use of fireworks.
Research Briefing
There are concerns about secondary ticketing sites, especially their pricing practices. This briefing considers current regulation and calls for stronger laws.
Research Briefing
This briefing answers some of the most common enquiries the Library receives about insurance services.
Debate Pack
A Westminster Hall debate has been scheduled for 9.30am on 9 December on consumer-led flexibility for a just transition. The subject for the debate has been chosen by the Backbench Business Committee, and the debate will be opened by Claire Young MP.
Research Briefing
This briefing paper sets out the current legal position in respect of shop opening hours in England and Wales. It also outlines the rights of Sunday shop workers contained in the Enterprise Act 2016.
Debate Pack
There will be a Westminster Hall debate on protecting consumers from rogue builders at 3:00pm on 13 November 2025. The debate will be opened by Mark Garnier MP.
Debate Pack
A Westminster Hall debate has been scheduled for 4:30pm on 3 November 2025 on an e-petition relating to consumer law and videogames. The debate will be opened by Ben Goldsborough MP.
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