You can let your home by using a very common type of tenancy. Find out about your rights under a tenancy agreement, your role and responsibilities and how you can use a third party to manage your property. If you let your property, the tenancy will normally be an assured shorthold tenancy (AST). With an […]
All children can be vulnerable sometimes, and as a parent it is only natural to worry about their safety. If you are worried, you can help to protect your young children and teens with these common-sense tips. Statistics show that crime against young children by strangers is rare. Even so, these seven tips can help […]
When your wife, partner or civil partner gives birth or adopts a child, you may be entitled to Ordinary Statutory Paternity Pay (OSPP). Find out more about your entitlement to receive Ordinary Statutory Paternity Pay and how to claim it. For you to qualify for Ordinary Statutory Paternity Pay, all of the following must apply: […]
The Treasury Solicitor deals with solvent estates of people who die without a will (intestate) and without known entitled blood relatives. The following information can help you decide whether to make a referral to the Treasury Solicitor. Before you consider referring an estate to the Treasury Solicitor, ask yourself the following questions: did the deceased […]
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Whether you’re looking to fill a few hours at the weekend or make a major contribution to a local community group, there are many ways to volunteer. Find out what opportunities are available in your area and how to apply for them. There are many ways to volunteer, depending on how much time you can […]
This confidential helpline provides help and advice on government-enforced employment rights. It provides information on: National Minimum Wage rights working for an employment agency the right not to have to work more than 48 hours a week against your will Agricultural Minimum Wage rights working for a gangmaster (an agent who finds you work in […]
If there’s something you think may improve your neighbourhood, like removing graffiti, litter or clearing rubbish, let your local Probation Service know. As part of the Community Payback scheme, the work can be done by offenders as part of their punishment. Find your local probation area using the search below.
If you put off claiming your State Pension, you may earn either extra State Pension or a one-off taxable lump sum payment. Knowing your options helps you make better decisions when you reach State Pension age. You don’t have to stop working or claim your State Pension when you reach State Pension age. You can […]
The Pensions Ombudsman is responsible for investigating complaints regarding occupational and personal pensions in the United Kingdom. It works to resolve disputes of fact or law and investigates claims of maladministration.
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The rights and responsibilities you have today come from a number of different sources. They can come through Acts of Parliament and laws made by judges, and some from European law. Together they form the British Constitution. The British Constitution is a set of rules of government. Some of the rules are about procedures such […]
Renting an allotment is a way of accessing land to grow your own fruit, flowers and vegetables. It’s also a great way of exercising and getting involved with your local community. Find out about the different types of allotment, what you can do with an allotment, and the facilities to expect. There are three types […]
The State Pension and some state benefits are taxable, but are paid without tax taken off. If you get a company, personal or public sector pension tax is taken off using the PAYE (Pay As You Earn) tax code system and you’ll normally pay any tax due on your State Pension or state benefits through […]