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Top tips to remember when booking a holiday
We’re planning a summer getaway to Greece and I’m worried we’ll forget something important, which could ruin the holiday. What steps can we take to make sure we’re fully protected and prepared if anything goes wrong?
Have your say on the Caerphilly Family First Programme
Have Your Say...Our Caerphilly County Borough Council colleagues are inviting people to become involved in Shaping the new Caerphilly Families First Programme.
Check if you’re working more than the 48-hour limit
Your employer can't make you work more than 48 hours a week on average. If your employer asked you to sign an agreement to opt out of the 48 hour limit, you can cancel it at any time.
Do you use alternative fuels to keep your home warm? You might be able to get extra financial help
Alternative fuels include oil, wood and solid fuels like coal. You might be able to get extra financial help with your costs.
Check if your landlord has to protect your deposit
Before renting your home, you might have to pay a deposit. Your landlord has to protect your deposit by a certain date, depending on when you paid it. We can help you understand.
Race against time: how short deadlines to return PIP forms are harming disabled people
A survey conducted by National Citizens Advice has found that in the past 12 months, more than half of clients helped with a Personal Independence Payment (PIP) form received their forms later than the stated date on the form.
Beyond the trial period: Are Energy Subscriptions a long term option for home retrofit?
Beyond the trial period: Are Energy Subscriptions a long term option for home retrofit?
Radio Teleswitch Meters — and why they’re on their way out
Radio Teleswitch Meters — and why they’re on their way out
Are you confused about pensions? We’ve got you covered.
Are you confused about pensions? We’ve got you covered.Citizens Advice's blog covers what you need to know about.
Could you be eligible for Cold Weather Payments?
Could you be eligible for Cold Weather Payments? With the colder weather it’s important that you know what support is available to you. If you get certain benefits like Pension Credit or Universal Credit, you might get a Cold Weather Payment when it's very cold. This is a one-off payment to help pay for extra heating costs. Check here to see if you’re eligible.
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