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How to carry out a flood risk assessment so that you can complete your planning application.

• Updated: 27 February 2017

Get help and extra support when dealing with HMRC if you have additional needs - for example you have a disability or health condition, if English is not your first language or if you’re experiencing domestic abuse or financial hardship.

• Help you can get

  You can get extra support if your health condition or personal…

• If you cannot use a telephone and need a different way to contact HMRC

  There are other ways to contact HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) than by…

• If you need information in a different format

  HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) information is available in accessible…

• If you need help filling in forms

  HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) can help you with filling in forms. You…

• If you need more time because of your circumstances

  In certain circumstances, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) can give you an…

• If you need information in another language

  You can use a friend or family member as an interpreter when you phone HM…

• If you need someone to talk to HMRC for you

  If you find it difficult to deal with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)…

If you have a health condition or disability, you’ll have an assessment to work out how much Universal Credit you can get and what you need to do in return.

• Overview

  Universal Credit is a monthly payment to help with your living costs. You…

• Report your health condition or disability

  When you apply for Universal Credit, you can report if you have a health…

• If you have a Work Capability Assessment

  After you’ve reported your health condition or disability, you may need to…

• Working and claiming Universal Credit

  You may still get Universal Credit if you work. You must report any change…

• If you get the severe disability premium

  If you get, or are entitled to, the severe disability premium you may be…

Information for existing and new Universal Credit claimants with more than 2 children.

• Updated: 27 January 2021

Find out when your Child Benefit payments are due, and payment dates for bank holidays.

Find out about help you can get moving from benefits to work - work trials, programmes and clubs, New Enterprise Allowance, help with drug or alcohol problems, carer support

Bursaries and scholarships from universities or colleges including hardship funds.

Information about Universal Credit for families with more than 2 children.

• Updated: 5 March 2021

The incentive is backed by £200 million investment to support schools and colleges attract and retain the excellent teachers they need in vital subjects.

• Updated: 23 April 2024

Universal Credit is replacing 6 other benefits with a single monthly payment if you're out of work or on a low income - eligibility, how to prepare.

Get extra funding for your early years childcare provider so they can provide better care for your child - early years pupil premium, disability access fund

Debts you owe (for example court fines, rent or Council Tax) can be deducted from your benefits – sometimes called third party deductions or Fuel Direct

How the death of your partner affects your benefits, tax and pension. What you can claim and who to tell about your change of circumstances.

Guidance on getting extra payments to help with the cost of living if you’re entitled to certain benefits or tax credits.

• Updated: 23 February 2024

Find out the UK's requirements for the holding and movement of excise goods in duty suspension within the UK and the EU.

• Updated: 31 January 2024

If you're terminally ill and might not live longer than 12 months, you may be able to get some benefits at a higher rate.

If you have pension lifetime allowance protection or have had a benefit crystallisation event, check if the public service pensions remedy (known as McCloud) has affected these.

• Updated: 5 October 2023

Widowed Parent's Allowance - what you'll get, eligibility, how to claim, bereavement benefits claim form BB2.

Income Support is extra money to help people on a low income or none at all - rates, eligibility and how to claim

Attendance Allowance helps pay for your personal care if you've reached State Pension age and are disabled - rates, eligibility, apply, claim form AA1.