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How to report a change of circumstances on Universal Credit
A move, a new job, a baby or rising savings can all change your Universal Credit. Here is what counts as a change, how to report it in your online journal and what happens if you do not.
Up to £500m could back homes and regeneration in Greater Manchester
England's National Housing Bank and Greater Manchester have agreed a route for potential investment in new homes and mixed-use regeneration. Each investment still requires separate approval.
How to find and register with an NHS dentist in England
A step-by-step guide to finding an NHS dentist in England, what to do if none are nearby, the cost of treatment, and who gets it free.
ECO4 scheme: free home insulation help in the UK and who qualifies
Who qualifies for free insulation and heating repairs under the ECO4 scheme, what it covers and how it differs from the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
Buying online: 14 days to cancel and get a refund
Buy online, by phone or post and the law lets you return goods with no reason. Here are the cancel, return and refund deadlines — and the key exceptions.
Urgent UK passport: the Premium and Fast Track services
HM Passport Office runs two fast options — 1 day and 1 week. Here are the timings, prices and who can use each.
Dropped kerbs in the UK: how to get a legal vehicle crossover
Driving into your drive across the pavement needs an official crossover and council permission. Here is who applies, when planning permission is needed and what it costs.
Free NHS sight tests: who qualifies and what about glasses
An NHS sight test is free not for everyone, but for many: children, older people, those with certain conditions and people on some benefits. Here is who gets what.
NHS Low Income Scheme: help with health costs on a low income
If your income is low but you do not get qualifying benefits, a separate NHS scheme can cover part of your prescription, dental and glasses costs. Here are the limits and how to apply.
UK settlement: which years will count, and which will not
The reform closes the Long Residence route. Years on a Student visa, on Graduate and on the Ukraine schemes will no longer build towards permanent status. Here are both lists.
UK government plans to require pay information in job adverts
The government has announced plans for a law requiring employers to state pay in job adverts. The requirement is not in force, and the start date and details have not been published.
Best Start Grant and Best Start Foods: family payments in Scotland
Scotland pays families with young children three one‑off grants and separate food support. Here are the amounts and ages for 2026.
Scottish Child Payment: a weekly payment for families in Scotland
Scotland has a separate payment for children that the rest of the UK does not. Here are the amount, the ages covered and how to claim.
How to challenge a parking ticket (PCN) in the UK
You can challenge a parking ticket, but you must watch the deadlines and tell a council ticket from a private one. Here are the stages and the early‑payment discount.
How to challenge your council tax band without it backfiring
If your housing tax looks too high, you can challenge the band. But there is a risk: it can go up as well as down. Here is when and how to do it.
Flight delayed: when you are owed compensation and how much
If your flight is delayed for a long time through the airline's fault, you are entitled to help at the airport and to cash compensation. Here are the amounts and conditions under UK rules.
Pothole damaged your car: how to report it and try to claim
A burst tyre or bent wheel from a pothole is more than a nuisance. The highway authority must maintain the road, and in some cases you can try to claim. Here is the process.
First UK provisional driving licence: age, cost and timing
The road to a UK driving licence starts with a provisional one. Here is the age you can apply, what it costs and when you can first get behind the wheel.
How to exchange a foreign driving licence for a GB one
After moving to Great Britain you can drive on a foreign licence only for a limited time. Licences from some countries can then be exchanged without a test. Here are the time limits and cost.
Skilled Worker visa: what salary threshold applies now
The main condition of a Skilled Worker visa is pay. It must meet both a general threshold and the going rate for the job. Here are the figures for 2026.
EU Settlement Scheme: can you still apply after the deadline?
The main deadline for the EU Settlement Scheme passed in 2021, but late applications are still accepted with reasonable grounds. Here is how the scheme and its statuses work.
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë — a book for the night: the opening, the author and a Yorkshire moors trail
The most famous novel about a poor governess who keeps her dignity. The opening line in the original, Jane’s most famous words, Charlotte Brontë’s dates, and a trail through Yorkshire’s Haworth with the Parsonage Museum’s hours and prices checked today.
UK right to work share code: how to get it and how long it lasts
A UK employer must check your right to work. Non‑citizens do this with an online share code. Here is how to get one, what it shows and how long it lasts.
Free school transport in England: when the council must pay
If the school is far away, there is no safe walking route, or your child cannot walk because of special needs, the council pays for transport. Here are the thresholds for 2026/27.
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