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The Family Planning Association (fpa) England is a charity which works to improve sexual health and enable people to make informed choices about sex. The helpline can provide details on family planning and sexual health clinics including information on contraception, common sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy choices, abortion and planning a pregnancy. It also undertakes research […]
Mynd i’r prif gynnwys Nodwch fod gan y wefan hon system allweddumynediad llywodraeth y DU Gwasanaethau cyhoeddus i gyd yn un lle Hafan Cysylltiadau Ei wneud ar y we Newyddion Dydd Mercher, 3 Hydref 2012 Allweddumynediad llywodraeth y DU
Mynd i’r prif gynnwys Nodwch fod gan y wefan hon system allweddumynediad llywodraeth y DU Gwasanaethau cyhoeddus i gyd yn un lle Hafan Cysylltiadau Ei wneud ar y we Newyddion Dydd Mawrth, 2 Hydref 2012 Allweddumynediad llywodraeth y DU
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You’ll find the latest news about the student finance service on this page. If your university or college has confirmed your registration, payment will be made within the next few days. You can check when payment will be made by logging in to your online account. It can take a few days after this date […]
If you’re renting from a private landlord or letting agent, find out whether your property needs to be licensed. Read any tenancy agreement carefully and if you’re not happy, seek advice immediately. If you’re planning to move out of halls in your second year, you’ll probably need to start looking for private accommodation in the […]
The benefits system provides practical help and financial support if you are unemployed and looking for work. It also provides you with additional income when your earnings are low, if you are bringing up children, are retired, care for someone, are ill or have a disability. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) manages most […]
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Since 1 October 2009, service charges, tips, gratuities and cover charges can no longer make up your National Minimum Wage pay. Find out what this means if you receive tips as part of your pay and what responsibilities your employer has. Any service charges, tips, gratuities and cover charges (tips etc) you are paid must […]
Victim Support is a national charity for victims of crime. Local schemes offer information and support to victims of crime, witnesses, their families and friends, whether or not it has been reported and regardless of when it happened. It also operates Crown Court Witness Services in all crown courts in England and Wales.
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Most people become entitled to some State Pension. The amount you get depends on how many qualifying years of National Insurance contributions you have. Find out more about how your State Pension is worked out. The amount of State Pension you get depends on how many qualifying years of National Insurance you have. Each qualifying […]
If your child has a problem at school you should be able to sort it out through an informal discussion with your child’s teacher. If you can’t resolve a problem informally, the school should have a formal complaints procedure that you can follow. If you’re worried about your child’s learning or welfare at school, your […]