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Same-day public notices span insolvency enforcement, planning spending and court orders

A set of government transparency postings on the same date links insolvency enforcement, Planning Inspectorate spending and civil restraint orders in a single public data picture.

Government transparency registers published on 18 September 2026 cover insolvency enforcement, planning spending and civil court restrictions. The Insolvency Service posted figures on enforcement activities and outcomes [1]; the Planning Inspectorate posted August 2026 spending above £250 [2]; and HM Courts & Tribunals Service published current restraint-order lists plus the Court of Protection daily hearing list [3][4][5].

The two restraint-order lists show different levels of restriction. Extended civil restraint orders stop people from bringing certain cases to court, while general civil restraint orders stop them from making applications in certain courts or bringing further claims [3][5]. Read together with the insolvency and planning disclosures, the postings provide a single-day snapshot of official data across financial enforcement, Planning Inspectorate spending and court restrictions [1][2][3][4][5].

Sources

  1. The Insolvency Service: Transparency data: Insolvency Service enforcement outcomes management information
  2. Planning Inspectorate: Transparency data: Planning Inspectorate spending over £250: August 2026
  3. HM Courts & Tribunals Service: Transparency data: Extended civil restraint orders in force
  4. HM Courts & Tribunals Service: Transparency data: Court of Protection daily hearing list
  5. HM Courts & Tribunals Service: Transparency data: General civil restraint orders in force

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