If your course starts before 1 September 2012, you won’t pay higher tuition fees. Equally, if you’ll be in your second year or above in September 2012, you won’t pay higher tuition fees. You’ll get a different student finance package to students starting a course after 1 September 2012. Find out what types of financial […]
Every vehicle registered in the United Kingdom (UK) must be taxed if used or kept on a public road. If the vehicle is kept off-road it must either be taxed or have a SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification) in force. If not it could be wheelclamped or removed. The fees to release your vehicle are […]
Rhaid trethu pob cerbyd a gofrestrwyd yn y Deyrnas Unedig os yw’n cael ei ddefnyddio neu’n cael ei gadw ar ffordd gyhoeddus. Os caiff y cerbyd ei gadw oddi ar y ffordd, mae’n rhaid iddo naill ai gael ei drethu neu mae’n rhaid cael HOS (Hysbysiad Oddi-ar-y-Ffordd Statudol) mewn grym. Os na wneir hyn, gallai’r […]
Make an application for Lottery funding from the Big Lottery Fund. The Big Lottery Fund is responsible for giving out half the money for good causes raised by the National Lottery, giving them a budget of around £630 million a year.
If your child gets into trouble with the law for committing a crime and criminal proceedings are started, you need to be aware of what to expect and where to get advice. If your child is under ten years old, they cannot be charged with a criminal offence. However, once they are ten or over, […]
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The National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) is an agency which was created to support police forces to improve the way they work by providing expertise in such areas as information technology, information sharing, and recruitment. It is a police owned and led body, which has replaced national policing organisations such as the Police Information Technology […]
If your employer recognises the trade union you are a member of, you have the right to take a reasonable amount of time off for trade union activities. If you are a representative, you may have the right to take a reasonable amount of time for some of your duties. You are entitled to reasonable […]
New and continuing part-time students can apply now. New and continuing full-time students need to apply now to prevent any delay to their funding. Find out how the application process works and what you need to do to apply. If you’re a new part-time student, a downloadable application form for a Tuition Fee Loan will […]
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Passport fees vary depending on the type of application and the service you use. You may be able to get a refund if Premium or Fast Track services do not meet their guaranteed times. Read this guide to costs and how to pay. The Identity and Passport Service (IPS) recommends the Post Office’s Check & […]
Starting from October 2012, employers will enrol workers into a workplace pension, if they meet the criteria below. When you pay into your pension, your employer and the government will contribute too. Find out how this affects you, when this will happen and the benefits. A workplace pension is a way of saving for your […]
The ability to tow a caravan or trailer will depend on the driving licence you hold. The category entitlement on your driving licence will determine the type of trailer you can tow. In this article reference is made to the maximum authorised mass (MAM) of vehicles and trailers. This should be taken to mean the […]