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Benefits
Age Concern We have launched a national campaign called ‘More Money in your Pocket’ to help you claim all the benefits you are owed. If you are missing out on anything‚ we'll soon tell you and can even help to fill in all the claim forms.
Carers UK Carers are entitled to Carers Allowance and could also be entitled other benefits from the government too.
Citizen’s Advice Bureau Advice Guide
Benefits in England
Department for Works and Pensions Providing links to all their services and benefits
Working Age
Pensions & Retirement
Families & Children
Disabled People & Carers
Jobcentre Plus
Seafarers' Advice & Information Line (Formerly known as Seafarers Benefits Advice Line) is a UK based advice service operated by the Greenwich Citizens Advice Bureaux Ltd (GCAB) on behalf of Seamen's Hospital Society
Your Rights
Advicenow is an independent, not-for-profit website providing accurate, up-to-date information on rights and legal issues
Communities & Local Government Your Rights as a Council Tenant
Connexions Direct Your rights advice for young people
Consumer Direct Your rights concerning comsum er goods
Directgov Government, citizens and rights
Equality and Human Rights Commission The commission is working to eliminate discrimination, reduce inequality, protect human rights and to build good relations, ensuring that everyone has a fair chance to participate in society.
Health & Safety Executive All workers are entitled to work in environments where risks to their health and safety are properly controlled. Under health and safety law, the primary responsibility for this is down to employers
Parents Centre School choice: your rights
A guide to the admission process
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Your child has the right to a place in school while they are between the ages of 5 to 16 years old.
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You have the right to say which school you would prefer your child to attend, regardless of the school's location. Your right to express a preference does not guarantee you a place at the school if it is oversubscribed.
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By law, your local authority (LA) must offer your child a school place.
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If your child is not offered a place at your preferred school, you have the right to appeal to an independent panel.
Work Smart Your rights at work
Your Rights
This is Liberty’s website to provide support to individuals and organisations who wish to understand and enforce their rights under the Human Rights Act 1998
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