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You may be able to get energy efficiency grants and offers to help you make energy saving improvements to your home. These grants and offers come from government, your local council or your energy supplier. You may be able to get energy efficiency grants and discounts from your local council. To qualify you may need […]
Every year, people in Britain throw away nearly half a million tonnes of electrical items. Save money and energy by keeping items like computers and mobiles for longer. Help stop harmful chemicals getting into the environment by recycling electrical items, rather than putting them with household rubbish. Most mobile phones will work for at least […]
You may feel that you cannot combine employment and caring. Before you give up work, think about the options you have. If you do decide to give up work, there may be alternatives to resigning from your job. Full-time caring can be very rewarding and many carers would not consider having anyone else look after […]
Contact details for Northumberland County Council, the new unitary authority which now provides all the services and functions formerly run by the old Northumberland County Council and Alnwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Blyth Valley, Castle Morpeth, Tynedale and Wansbeck District Councils.
Useful contact points for people considering applying for further study or starting a career The Careers Helpline for Young People is the government’s support service for all young people aged 13 to 19 in England. The service aims to provide integrated advice, guidance and access to personal development opportunities. It is a confidential information and […]
Benefit thieves cost the public millions of pounds in stolen benefits. In 2008-09 an estimated £900 million was lost due to benefit fraud. Find out how you can help prevent benefit fraud when you are making a claim to benefit. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) check benefit claims to make sure public money […]
Flood waters present a serious threat to personal health and safety, and children can be particularly at risk. Follow these simple rules to make sure your children remain safe. Never allow children to play in floodwater areas, and wash floodwater-contaminated toys with hot water or disinfect them before they are used. You should also wash […]
In order to prevent your child getting into trouble with the law, it’s important to understand the reasons why most young people offend in the first place. A young person’s parents are their most important role model There are many reasons why a child may turn to crime, but the most common ones are: lack […]
Your situation will influence how a pension from your employer can benefit you or if you need to opt out. Find out how already having a pension, being in debt and your age may affect your decision to stay in a workplace pension or not. If you already have a personal pension, you need to […]
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Energy suppliers pay households for generating their own electricity under the feed-in tariffs scheme. Find out what you need to qualify and how to apply. Following consultation with industry, the public and other stakeholders, the government has made a number of changes to the feed-in tariffs scheme. Tariffs have been reduced for new entrants to […]
There is no legal age limit for leaving a child on their own, but it is an offence to leave a child alone if it places them at risk. Parents can be prosecuted if they leave a child unsupervised ‘in a manner likely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury to health’ (Children and Young Person’s […]