POST TYPE · SHOW EVIDENCE
A law, a rule, a standard or a report changed. Say what it now says, what it changes for your reader, and where it comes from.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Line 1 says what changed and from when. Then what it means for the reader, in plain words, and what they should do before the date. Always link the official source — an update without one is a rumour.
What changed
And from when.
What it means
For the reader, plainly.
What to do
Before the date.
The source
The official page, linked.
Copy it and fill in the brackets.
From [date], [what changed]. What it means for you: [plain words]. What to do before then: [action]. Source: [official link]
EXAMPLE — written for a made-up landlord's letting agent.
From [date], every rental must have [the new safety check] before a new tenancy starts. What it means for you: a tenancy signed without the certificate may not be valid. What to do before then: book the check now — engineers fill up in the month before a deadline. Source: [the official notice]
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Written 6 October 2026 by PaperFlight. The example business and its numbers are made up.