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Kabaka Pyramid – Faded Away ft. Buju Banton (Official Music Video)

7Mar

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Entertainment, Music

Kabaka Pyramid – Faded Away ft. Buju Banton (Official Music Video)

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Registered child sex offender data: Sarah’s Law

7Mar

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Politics, Top Stories

Registered child sex offender data: Sarah’s Law

123RF If someone is in danger or at risk If you’re concerned about a child, you can tell us about this, either by calling 101 or online. If you have a hearing or speech impairment, use our textphone service on 18001 101. If there’s an immediate risk to someone’s safety, please call 999. If you have a hearing or speech impairment, use our textphone service 18000 or text us on 999 if you’ve pre-registered with the emergency SMS service. ‘Sarah’s Law’ The child sex offender disclosure scheme, sometimes called ‘Sarah’s Law’, allows parents, carers or guardians to formally ask the police for information about a person who has contact with their child, or a child close to them, if they’re concerned the person may pose a risk. Find out below how to make a request under the chil...

7Mar

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Money Business, Retirement, Top Stories

Government Gateway: Sign in or set up

123RF Access To access this service for the first time you’ll need: A Government Gateway account – if you don’t already have one, you can set one up by using this service Your National Insurance number Access to a mobile phone or landline Details of one or more of the following – your UK Passport, tax credits, P60 or a recent payslip It will take about 5 minutes to set up. If you already have a Government Gateway account you can sign in using your existing login details.

DVLA issues £1,000 warning to drivers who passed test before 2014

7Mar

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Motoring, Sport, Top Stories

DVLA issues £1,000 warning to drivers who passed test before 2014

123RF Motorists are being reminded to check their licences 10 years Drivers who have had a photocard licence for 10 years must renew it in time or face harsh penalties the DVLA has warned. Licences are valid for a decade after being issued, and anyone who continues to drive once theirs has expired is committing a serious offence, as your insurance will no longer be valid. This can result in £1,000 fines, or even a seized vehicle. Once your licence expires, all you need to do is renew it, and there are several ways to do so. Fresh reminder On Wednesday, the DVLA issued a fresh reminder to make sure drivers don’t forget to complete the vital process which applies to both full and provisional licence holders. A tweet from their official account said: “You must renew your...

5Mar

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Food, Lifestyle, Top Stories

The Town Crier Pub

Welcomes the Commonwealth Games 2022 A Small traditional, family run, friendly pub. 34-36 Macdonald Street City CENTRE Birmingham B 5 6 TG TEL: 0121 622 4423 Monday 10am 10pm Tuesday 10am 10pm Wednesday 10am 10pm Thursday 10am 10pm Friday 10am 2am Saturday 10am 2am Sunday 10am 10pm Activities include: Every Sunday Bingo, Darts, Pool and Dominoes Every other Friday Night: Disco & Karaoke with Derick James ...

22Jan

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Education, Opportunities

Student Visa

Apply online You must apply online for a student visa. You can check which documents you’ll need to apply. Apply outside the UK As part of your application, you’ll need to prove your identity. How you do this depends on where you’re from and what type of passport you have. You’ll either: Give your fingerprints and a photograph (biometric information) at a visa application centreUse the ‘UK Immigration: ID Check’ app to scan your identity document – you’ll also create or sign into your UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account You’ll be told what you need to do when you apply. Once you’ve started your application, you can save your form and complete it later. How long it takes to get a decision You’ll usually get a decision within 3 weeks. You may be able to ...

Top police tips to keep cars safe as figures chart rise in vehicle theft in West Midlands

22Jan

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News, UK News

Top police tips to keep cars safe as figures chart rise in vehicle theft in West Midlands

IStockphoto Latest official police records have shown that vehicle theft has increased by a third in the last year, as West Midlands Police has urged people to support their Car Crime Campaign Office for National Statistics (ONS Office for National Statistics (ONS) data revealed that West Midlands Police recorded 3,989 vehicle theft offences. A spokesperson said: “Vehicle theft has increased by a third in the last year, driven by a global shortage of car parts, and we suspect many cars end up in chop shops where they are dismantled for parts. We’re urging people to support our car crime campaign by reporting any suspicious behaviour at garages or industrial units that could indicate they’re acting as chop shops.” “Vehicle crime is currently one of the top priorities for the...

Parking on the pavement – is it illegal?

22Jan

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Motoring, Sport

Parking on the pavement – is it illegal?

Alamy The whole of the UK could soon follow London in making parking on pavements illegal – but is it the right thing to do? Consideration The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced it’s considering bringing the rest of the country in line with the capital’s rules – which could land drivers with a £70 fine. Here we look at the current laws and why it’s not clear cut for drivers looking to catch a break in difficult areas to park. Is it illegal to park on the pavement? current laws Parking on the pavement is not illegal outside of London. You can, however, still get a fine for doing so in some instances, which makes the law quite a grey area. Since 1974, Highway Code rule 244 has stated that drivers “MUST NOT park partially or wholly on the pavement in London ...

The new laws, rules and other changes coming in 2023

22Jan

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News, UK News

The new laws, rules and other changes coming in 2023

123RF There’s plenty coming up in the next 12 months – from needing ID to vote to changes to the minimum wage Check new laws As 2022 has come to a close many of us were thinking about what this New Year would bring. Part of that should – but possibly doesn’t – include checking on the new laws, rules and other changes coming our way. There will be various things coming into force in 2023 that will impact our daily lives, from driving to heating our homes. Some big changes are coming, including to how we vote in elections. Guide People on benefits will be affected, as will road users. A guide has been put together to all the changes that are coming soon. Voters will need ID Currently, voters don’t need to bring their ID to a polling station, but from May 2023 you’ll ...

21Jan

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News, UK News

Energy Price Guarantee

123RF Protects customers The Energy Price Guarantee protects customers from increases in energy costs by limiting the amount suppliers can charge per unit of energy used. It currently brings a typical household energy bill in Great Britain for dual-fuel gas and electricity down to around £2,500 per year, and in Northern Ireland to around £1,950 per year. Energy suppliers will be fully compensated by the government for the savings delivered to households. The scheme operates, for the most part, in the same way for households across the whole of the UK. There are a few differences for those in Northern Ireland because of the different way the Northern Ireland energy market operates. How the Energy Price Guarantee is applied to energy bills in Great Britain The Energy Price...

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