Millions of people across the UK are set to be banned from charging electric cars on streets outside their homes.
Those living in conservation areas will be stopped from running home-charging cables across pavements, which could double the cost of powering their vehicles.
It comes after the government introduced last-minute changes to new laws coming into force on October 21.
The rules were meant to allow all residents without driveways to run cables across public pavements without needing planning permission, enabling them to charge EVs from their homes.
It was promoted by the government as a major incentive for families who do not have
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