You’ll probably have 20 years in retirement. A workplace pension is an easy way to start saving for it. There are several ways to build your income for later life. Take these simple steps to see how your saving blocks can build up. The State Pension is one type of pension. It’s a regular income […]
Organisations, charities and support groups that offer advice and information on a range of disability sports British Blind Sport is a charity whose work enables visually impaired people to have the same opportunities as sighted people to access and enjoy sport and recreational activities in the UK. The British Deaf Sports Council is aimed at […]
Getting involved with your child’s education can make a significant difference to their chances of success. Research has shown that children whose parents are involved get higher marks, have a better attitude towards learning and develop more confidence. Getting involved with your child’s education at secondary school doesn’t have to be difficult. There are some […]
Once you’ve got an idea of where you want to go with your career, it’s time to look at how you’re going to get there. It’s important to think about how you’re going to get the skills and qualifications you’ll need. More and more employers are looking for people with good skills and qualifications. Developing […]
Savings interest normally has tax taken off at 20 per cent before you receive it. If you’re a higher rate (40 per cent) or additional rate (50 per cent) taxpayer, you’ll owe tax on the difference. If you have a low income you may be able to claim tax back. Savings income is added to […]
You have to visit a Regional Passport Office if you need a passport urgently and are applying in person using Fast Track or Premium services. You must make an appointment by calling the Identity and Passport Service Passport Adviceline on 0300 222 0000. The Adviceline is open between 8.00 am and 8.00 pm Monday to […]
Simple, everyday actions can help protect the natural environment and conserve biodiversity (the variety of life on earth). Find out what you can do – from creating a space for wildlife to disposing of waste carefully, and from volunteering to recording wildlife. More people need to take action to protect the environment The natural environment […]
Find information on crime and anti-social behaviour on your streets, wherever you live in England and Wales. Use the search tool to see street-level crime maps and information. You can also find details of your Neighbourhood Policing Team and get involved in local events and meetings.
Everyone who uses a vehicle on the road must keep it in a roadworthy condition. The MOT test checks that vehicles meet road safety and environmental standards. The first MOT test for a vehicle is required when it’s three years old. There are different rules if it’s used as a taxi. The MOT certificate confirms […]
Mae’r cynllun Bathodyn Glas yn galluogi’r rheini sy’n gyrru teithwyr â phroblemau symudedd difrifol i barcio’n agos i ble y mae angen iddynt fynd. Mynnwch wybod ble y gallwch ddefnyddio eich bathodyn, sut i’w arddangos a sut i’w ddefnyddio dramor. Gallwch wneud cais am Fathodyn Glas gan ddefnyddio’r ddolen isod os ydych yn byw yng […]
If you have a disability you may be entitled to claim extra financial help while studying. Disabilities covered include long-term illnesses, mental-health conditions and specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia. Find out what help is available. Sources of extra financial help for disabled students include types of student finance and benefits. These are paid on […]
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If you are paying someone to teach you to drive or ride, they must be approved and registered with the Driving Standards Agency (DSA). Find out the different ways of finding and choosing a driving or riding instructor. Nine out of ten learners who passed the practical test on their first attempt were taught by […]
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