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What you can do to avoid repossession – a guide :Cross Stitch – Home and community

There are several things you can do to make sure your home isn’t repossessed. It’s never too late to get advice, so don’t walk away or hand over your keys to your lender. Find out how to get help to keep your home if you are facing repossession. Speak to your lender as soon as […]

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Candidate log in

Book, check, change or cancel your theory driving test online It should take you around 10 minutes to complete your booking online, though there are no time restrictions. Surname and first names must be entered as they appear on the test candidates’ driving licence. Please note: do not use the browser back button to navigate […]

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Student Finance England on-line services: accessibility

All the text on the site is controlled by style sheet and is scaleable by altering your browser settings.  To change the size of the text displayed in your browser.  In Internet Explorer 6: Go to View menu Select Text Size Select the size of text you would like (smallest, small, larger or largest) More […]

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Calculating the National Minimum Wage: the basics :Cross Stitch – Employment

Almost all workers are entitled to be paid at least the National Minimum Wage (NMW). To check if you are being paid the NMW rate you need to know your pay reference period and what elements of pay count towards the NMW. This is usually the period of time that you are actually paid for. […]

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School attendance and absence: the law :Cross Stitch – Parents

The law requires parents to make sure their children receive a full-time education suitable to their needs. For most children this means attending school regularly. As a last resort, schools and local authorities have legal powers to deal with poor attendance. By law, all children of compulsory school age (5 to 16) must receive a […]

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Video: drugs and your child :Cross Stitch – Parenting

Tips for parents on how to talk to children about drugs, plus information about the health and legal issues around drug taking. First woman: “I do worry about drugs when it comes to my own family, yeah.” Second woman: “My daughter’s just gone to university so I’m going to have to [say] ‘make sure you […]

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Do it online A-Z :Cross Stitch – Do it online

Go to main content Please note that this website has a UK government accesskeys system. Archive brought to you by Cross Stitch UK Home Contacts Do it online Newsroom Video Tuesday, 2 October 2023 Access keys

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Adult learning contacts :Cross Stitch – Directories

Adult learning contacts Contact details for the Learner Support helpline, which provides information and advice on applications for the Adult Learning Grant (ALG) and Sixth Form College Childcare Scheme. Contact details for the National Careers Service, the careers and skills service. Free help is available online or with a National Careers Service adviser over the […]

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Work out if you're employed or self-employed :Cross Stitch – Money, tax and benefits

Whether you’re employed or self-employed depends on the terms and conditions of your work. It’s important to know your employment status because it affects employment and benefit rights, and how you pay tax and National Insurance. You can usually work out your employment status by asking a few straightforward questions. You are probably self-employed if […]

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Benefits and help when going back to work :Cross Stitch – Money, tax and benefits

When you return to work after being on benefit, some of your benefits will carry on for a short while. Find out more, including the benefits and support you may be able to get once you’re working. If you were getting help with your housing costs while you were out of work, you may carry […]

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University and higher education: your child's options :Cross Stitch – Parents

You may have some questions if your child is thinking of going into higher education – especially if you don’t have any experience of it yourself. There’s plenty of information available on courses, careers, costs and more. Higher education is about your child taking their education to the next level and fulfilling their potential. As […]

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The Civil Service :Cross Stitch – Government, citizens and rights

The Civil Service carries out the practical and administrative work of government. Civil servants are politically impartial employees, who carry out the policies of the government departments under the control of elected ministers. Find out more about the Civil Service and how to apply to be a civil servant. Civil servants are servants of the […]

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Financial advice and support contacts :Cross Stitch – Directories

Organisations that offer advice on money Contact details for Age Concern, an organisation which supports people over 50, provides day care, information, age discrimination and pensions. Contact details for Age Concern in Wales, which supports people over 50, provides day care, information, age discrimination and pensions. Contact details for Age Concern Scotland, which supports people […]

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Retirement age :Cross Stitch – Pensions and retirement planning

Default retirement age is being phased out – most people can now work for as long as they want to. Find out more about changes to the laws around retirement age, retiring early and working longer. The default retirement age is being phased out. This means if you didn’t receive notice from your employer before […]

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