Your entitlement to Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and the amount is based on the information you told the Disability and Carers Service. If there are any changes to the information it is your responsibility to tell them. They can check your entitlement to DLA and how much you should get. Report a change of circumstances […]
Principal local councils in Bristol, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Isles of Scilly, Somerset and Wiltshire. These include county, city, borough and district councils and unitary authorities.
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Find out about the two main types of workplace pension schemes – defined benefit and defined contribution schemes. To find out which type of workplace pension scheme you’re in, check with whoever runs your pension. These are the most common types of workplace pension. With defined contribution pension schemes, your pension pot is put into […]
The system of threat levels was created to keep you informed about the level of threat the UK faces from terrorism at any given time. This threat level goes up or down whenever information about terrorism indicates an attack is more or less likely. Find out what the threat level is now. The terrorism threat […]
The average worker in the UK is absent from work 5.5 days a year. The main two reasons for absence are sickness and people feeling unable to come to work. Find out how your employer should treat short-term and long-term sickness. If you are absent from work you should try to speak to your manager […]
The Identity and Passport Service (IPS) has one standard form for all types of individual passport applications. It comes with full instructions, whether you fill in the paper version or complete it online. Learn how to get the form and what fee and supporting documents you need to send IPS. You need to sign the […]
If you’re struggling to make ends meet and you’re spending more money than you earn, you need to do something about it. Getting into debt could affect you for years to come. If you are under 18, you can’t apply for credit cards, overdrafts, personal loans and hire purchase schemes. That said, you could fall […]
Mae achosion o gipio plant yn brin, ond mae’n drosedd difrifol. Mae’n digwydd pan fydd rhywun (yn aml un rhiant, a hynny’n groes i ddymuniad y rhiant arall) yn mynd â phlentyn o’r wlad heb ganiatâd. Os yw’ch plentyn mewn perygl, efallai y gall y Gwasanaeth Hunaniaeth a Phasbortau helpu. Mae’n drosedd i unrhyw un […]
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Your child’s early years are an important time for their development. If they have special educational needs (SEN) it is important they are discovered as early as possible. If you are worried that your child may be having difficulties before they go to school, help is at hand. Your child learns through being with other […]
You must notify the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) immediately of the exact date of sale or transfer of your vehicle using the registration document or certificate. You and the buyer should follow the procedures correctly or you will remain liable for the vehicle until DVLA records have been updated. You should notify DVLA […]
Knife crime can involve many things, including just buying or carrying an illegal knife. In recent years, laws on selling and carrying knives have been tightened, and punishments for knife offences increased. Before you consider buying a knife, make sure it’s legal. ‘Knife crime’ is any crime that involves a knife. This can include: carrying […]
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