Gall unrhyw un roi arian mewn cyfrif Cronfa Ymddiriedolaeth Plant – hyd at derfyn o £3,600 y flwyddyn. Yma, cewch ragor o wybodaeth am y terfyn, beth sy’n digwydd yn ystod y flwyddyn y caiff y cyfrif ei agor, sut i ychwanegu arian a sut caiff taliadau gan y llywodraeth eu trin. O 1 Tachwedd […]
If you use the CSA and disagree with its decision about your child maintenance payments, you can ask it to look at the decision again. Find out what you need to do to get a decision looked at again and what happens afterwards. In any child maintenance case, the Child Support Agency (CSA) gathers information […]
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Tax fraud is a crime and everyone loses out because of it. It means there is less to spend on the National Health Service, schools, pensions and many other important services. The government is committed to tackling tax fraud, and much of this work relies on information gathered from members of the public. Tax fraud […]
Mynd i’r prif gynnwys Nodwch fod gan y wefan hon system allweddumynediad llywodraeth y DU Gwasanaethau cyhoeddus i gyd yn un lle Hafan Cysylltiadau Ei wneud ar y we Newyddion Dydd Mercher, 3 Hydref 2012 Allweddumynediad llywodraeth y DU
Your Child Benefit can carry on after your child reaches 16, if they’re staying in full-time, ‘non-advanced’ education at school or college, or starting an ‘approved’ training course. Find out what this means, when your payments will stop, and when you can get a Child Benefit extension if your child is under 18. The Child […]
If you want to make a complaint about someone who holds a judicial office – a judge, a magistrate, a tribunal member or a coroner – you can do this through the Office for Judicial Complaints (OJC). Office for Judicial Complaints Tel: 020 3334 0145 The OJC deals with complaints about judicial office holders’ own […]
Form VIC1 must be submitted to the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) before a VIC can be carried out. To apply, use the link below to download the application form VIC1. To access the form you will need the latest version of Adobe Reader. Information on how to download this for free is available […]
If you passed your car driving test before 1 January 2024 you would have been given the implied entitlements for vehicle categories C1 (medium sized vehicle that weighs between 3500kg and 7500kg) and D1 (minibus with a minimum of 9 and a maximum of 16 passenger seats not for hire or reward)*. If you still […]
The Diploma qualification offers 14 to 19 year olds practical, hands-on experience as well as classroom learning. It’s designed to help young people develop the knowledge and skills employers and universities want. Diplomas in fourteen subject areas are currently available in selected schools and colleges. The Diploma is a qualification for 14 to 19 year-olds, […]
In hot and dry weather, water used outdoors can amount to 50 per cent of total UK usage. It is still possible, however, to have a beautiful and productive garden using less water. Find out what you can do to make the most of rainwater, and reduce the amount of mains water you use. Increasing […]
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The effects of alcohol on young people are not the same as they are on adults. While alcohol misuse can present health risks and cause careless behaviour in all age groups, it is even more dangerous for young people. Find out how alcohol can affect young people’s health and behaviour. Because young people’s bodies are […]
(Called Invalid Carriages in law) There is one class of manual wheelchair (called a Class 1 invalid carriage) and two classes of powered wheelchairs and powered mobility scooters. Manual wheelchairs and Class 2 vehicles are those with an upper speed limit of 4 mph (6 km/h) and are designed to be used on pavements. Class […]