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Letters from the Building Safety Programme, established to make sure that residents of high-rise buildings are safe and feel safe, now and in the future.
How to write and redesign letters so they're easy to use.
Check a list of recent letters from HMRC to help you decide if a letter you’ve received is a scam.
The Secretary of State writes to social landlords that have received severe maladministration judgements from the Housing Ombudsman or received regulatory notices for breaches of the consumer standards from the Regulator of Social Housing.
Guidance on various aspects of the planning system, given in letters to chief planning officers of local planning authorities.
Letters sent by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to companies about their non-compliance with market investigation orders and undertakings.
Letters sent to accounting officers in academy trusts by DfE, ESFA and EFA.
Downloadable letters explaining UK laws and conventions on people's names and name changing.
Minded to and final decision letters on complaints made to the Secretary of State that a local library authority is failing to carry out its statutory duty
Use these letters to ask for documents from the police, courts, and other agencies to help you get legal aid.
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