The following table shows the current MOT test fees. Classes 1 and 2 (class 1 engine size up to 200 cc) Motor bicycles 3 £29.65 Motor bicycles with side car 3 £37.80 Class 3 (up to 450 kg unladen weight) 3 wheeled vehicles 3 £37.80 Class 4 Cars (up to 8 passenger seats) 3 £54.85 […]
You can do some limited work while claiming Employment and Support Allowance. There are rules about what work you can do and how many hours you can work. You may have to pay Income Tax on your earnings. Generally, you are not allowed to work while you are getting Employment and Support Allowance because of […]
If you own a park home (also known as a static caravan or mobile home), you have certain rights and obligations that come from the law. Find out what your legal rights and obligations are and get information on rules the park owner can make. If you own a park home, your rights and obligations […]
There may be a range of people involved in your child’s care. You probably know what some of them do – like doctors, for example – but others may be new to you. Find out about some of the most common roles you may come across. A clinical psychologist is a health professional who helps […]
Driving licence rules will be changing from 19 January 2013. There will be many new rules for motorcycles, cars towing trailers, buses and lorries. Find out more about these changes and how they could affect you as an existing or new driver.
You can take official Driving Standards Agency (DSA) practice theory tests online free of charge. Practice tests are available for learner car drivers, motorcyclists, lorry, bus and coach drivers. Find out how to take a practice test. Provided by the Driving Standards Agency
You can get your child’s school term and holiday dates online. It’s strongly advised that you should not take your child out of school for family holidays during term time. However, it may be allowed in special circumstances. Find out what these are. You should not normally take your child on holiday in term time […]
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
The Attorney General is the chief legal adviser to the government and is responsible for all crown litigation. Along with the Solicitor General they have overall responsibility for the work of the Treasury Solicitor’s Department, the Crown Prosecution Service, the Serious Fraud Office, and Her Majesty’s Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate.
When choosing a course, think about which subjects interest you, the type of qualification you want, and which style of studying suits you best. You can search for a course online. The UCAS course search gives you the opportunity to check out the ‘entry profile’ for a course. As well as the qualifications and grades […]
Dyma fynegai o dudalennau ar wefan gwasanaethau cerbydau ar lein y DVLA, a dolennau defnyddiol allanol eraill. Mae’r safle mynegai hyn ddim yn cynnwys holl dudalennau gwefan gwasanaethau cerbydau ar lein y DVLA.
To report an abandoned vehicle you first need to identify the appropriate local authority. Please choose from the options below, enter your details and click ‘Go’. This service is only available in England. Alternatively use a map to find your local authority Please use the links below to find a local authority in Wales, Scotland […]
Kidscape is a charity working to prevent bullying and child sexual abuse. It runs an anti-bullying helpline for the use of parents, guardians or concerned relatives and friends of bullied children. It produces and distributes publications and training materials.
It is not certain that your child will be awarded a place at one of your preferred schools. If they are not offered a place you can appeal to an independent appeal panel against the decision. You will find details of how to make an appeal in the local authority’s admission letter outlining your offer. […]