First-tier Tribunal (Criminal Injuries Compensation) deal with appeals against review decisions of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA), on claims for compensation made on or after 1 April 1996, under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme. Formerly known as the Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeals Panel.
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Jobcentre Plus has one of Britain’s largest databases of job vacancies, which is updated constantly. Thousands of new jobs are available every week. You can also look for voluntary work which can help you develop and learn new skills while you’re looking for a job. You can register with ‘My searches’ and set up your […]
Ringtones, text alerts and multimedia messaging are becoming more and more popular. But before you know it, the costs can start adding up and you’ll end up with a bill that could push you into debt. Whether you’re buying your first phone or looking to save some money on your bills, it’s important to choose […]
To apply for a special collection for large items 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 […]
This version has been adapted for online use from the Department for Transport’s current printed version of the Highway Code. In any proceedings, whether civil or criminal, only the Department for Transport’s current printed version of the Code should be relied upon
West Midlands Councils is the regional decision making body for local government in the West Midlands and brings together all 33 councils in the West Midlands and the Board includes all the council leaders. It is responsible for developing regional strategy, particularly in relation to planning and environment, transport, housing and regeneration.
Published: Monday, 1 October 2023 From 1 October anyone with a historic conviction, including a caution, warning or reprimand, for certain decriminalised consensual sex offences can apply to have these records disregarded Past convictions for decriminalised sex offences to be deleted
If you have a question to ask, you may find the answer more quickly by browsing the DVLA health pages in the motoring section. You can find information about health conditions relevant to driving, how to surrender your licence if your doctor has advised you to stop driving, how to renew, and advice on re-applying […]
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When you reach State Pension age you no longer pay National Insurance contributions, but you don’t automatically stop paying Income Tax. If your taxable income – including your State Pension – is more than your tax-free allowances you’ll still have to pay tax. To work out if you are a taxpayer follow these three steps […]
Lists central government departments, executive agencies and non-departmental public bodies Contact details for The National Archives, the official archive for England, Wales and the central UK government Contact details for the National Assembly for Wales, which develops and implements policies on behalf of the people of Wales Contact details for National Policing Improvement Agency which […]
If you have to dispose of a bulky item like an old sofa, fridge or cooker, you should ensure it’s done safely. Otherwise, the item may cause accidents or harm the environment. Find out what your options are for getting rid of large items. Some charities accept bulky items – and some will collect for […]