Children in England and Wales go back to school in early September. Make sure you know when your child’s school reopens. If you’re on a low income, you can also find out about help with the cost of school meals, uniforms and transport. If your child lives a distance away from their school, they may […]
Going into hospital may affect any benefits you receive, including Disability Living Allowance, Attendance Allowance, Employment and Support Allowance and Incapacity Benefit. If someone receives Carer’s Allowance because they are caring for you, this may also be affected if you go into hospital. If you go into hospital, nothing will usually happen to your Disability […]
Gwnewch gais ar-lein am Lwfans Ceisio Gwaith (JSA), y prif fudd-dal ar gyfer pobl sydd o oedran gweithio. Os byddwch yn gymwys, caiff ei dalu tra rydych yn chwilio am waith. Darllenwch yr holl wybodaeth ar y dudalen hon am fod yn gymwys cyn gwneud cais. Os na allwch gael Lwfans Ceisio Gwaith, efallai y […]
The Equality Act 2010 (EA) gives disabled people important rights of access to everyday services. Service providers have an obligation to make reasonable adjustments to premises or to the way they provide a service. Sometimes it just takes minor changes to make a service accessible. Disabled people have important rights of access to everyday services. […]
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There are a range of both local and national organisations in the UK that can offer you help, advice and support. Your council’s website will usually contain a list them, along with contact details. Use the links below to find your council’s website. If you are disabled or act as a carer, you can find […]
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If you’re 16 or over you may be able to claim certain benefits or tax credits (government payments) if you’re on a low income, looking for work, disabled or caring for a child or older person. For many people, claiming benefits can seem a little daunting. The first thing to do is phone your local […]
When you die, your widow, widower or surviving civil partner may be able to get to some of your State Pension entitlement. Find out if your partner is eligible for the following – basic State Pension, bereavement benefits and additional State Pension. Your widowed husband, wife or civil partner may also be able to claim […]
Your local council can tell you about its services and about care homes and supported or sheltered housing in your area. Your local council should also have a list of housing association properties in your area, and can advise you which ones may be suitable. Sheltered housing properties have generally been built for older people […]
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In certain parts of the country, you’re not allowed to use some fuels that cause smoke. This doesn’t apply if you have a stove, boiler, cooker or heater that is listed as exempt. Find out about smoke control areas, fuels you can and can’t use, and which appliances are exempt. Find out by contacting your […]
The theory test is made up of a multiple-choice part and a hazard perception part. You need to pass both parts to pass the theory test. Find out what happens during both parts of the theory test and how the scoring works. If you pass one part and fail the other you’ll fail the whole […]