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How to successfully appeal a UK parking fine

Parking fines are very irritating, but success rates are high when it comes to appealing them.

The Week

UK households facing ‘debt timebomb’, warns Citizens Advice

Charity also says debt advice is fast becoming ‘wild west’ sector much like payday loans industry of 10 years ago

The Guardian - UK

Warning that energy crisis is far from over as 'prepay debt reaches £1bn'

Hard-up families are in a spiral of debt as they borrow to make up the shortfall caused by the end of the £400 Government bills support

Chronicle Live

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People of State Pension age with arthritis could be due up to £101 each week from DWP

Successful claimants could receive either £272 or £407 every four weeks through Attendance Allowance.

Daily Record

Ban all gambling adverts, say more than half of Britons

Poll backs blanket ban on ads but white paper is expected to opt for levy on betting firms’ profits

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of Boost energy customers left with unexpected debt - what are your rights?

Households with a Boost prepayment meter are being hit with extra charges as the energy supplier confesses to a billing error on their end. We explain your rights

The Money Edit

DWP: State Pensioners with certain eyesight conditions could be due up to £407 a month

Here's how to check

Nottingham Post

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DWP could owe people with eyesight issues up to £407 each month

People over State Pension age could be due extra cash

Liverpool Echo

Ofgem’s voluntary code on prepayment meters seems a bit of a mess

Can energy suppliers really assess people’s medical conditions? And why has the age bar been set as high as 85?

The Guardian - UK

What Ofgem's new code on prepayment meters means if you owe money to your energy supplier

Watchdog's new measures ban the forced fitting of prepay meters for certain groups but campaigners say they don't go far enough

Chronicle Live

People over State Pension age with eyesight issues could be due up to £407 each month

Attendance Allowance could help if you have an eye condition such as cataract, glaucoma or macular degeneration.

Daily Record

How to challenge your PIP award decision and ask the DWP to look at your claim again

More than 5,000 people successfully challenged DWP over their PIP award decision by the end 0f last year.

Daily Record

People over State Pension age with hearing issues could be due up to £101 each week

More than 7,800 older people are receiving either £68.10 or £101.75 through Attendance Allowance.

Daily Record

Attendance Allowance myths which stop people of State Pension age claiming up to £407 each month

Successful claimants could receive either £68.10 or £101.75 each week to help with additional living costs.

Daily Record

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Daily Record

People of State Pension age with back pain could be due up to £101 each week from DWP

Successful claimants could receive either £272 or £407 every four weeks through Attendance Allowance.

Daily Record

New prices for 1st and 2nd class Royal Mail stamps after April hikes

As of today stamps have bumped up in price - here's how much you will now pay for 1st and 2nd class stamps.

Chronicle Live

Citizens Advice calls for upfront fees to be abolished to help people get out of debt

The charity has urged the Government to 'take action now' to scrap the charges so that people in debt are not 'priced out of a fresh start'

The Independent UK

Millions to face increased broadband, mobile and council tax bills in ‘awful April’

From April 1, millions of people will face increases to their broadband, mobile, water and council tax bills

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The Independent UK

Black and Asian people still paying higher car insurance as watchdog accused of being ‘nowhere to be seen’

Citizens Advice reiterates concerns about 'worrying' link between ethnicity and insurance prices

The Independent UK

Worrying link between ethnicity and insurance costs persists – Citizens Advice

The Association of British Insurers said insurers never use ethnicity as a factor when setting prices and its members comply with the Equality Act.

Daily Mirror

Black motorists are charged up to £300 more than their white counterparts, study shows

They are the worst affected of minority ethnic groups, who pay an average of £250 more overall, with people of colour said to have spent £180m more than white people on car premiums last year

Daily Record

New DWP ‘private beta trial’ for Attendance Allowance claims being offered to 60 people each week

Invites are being offered to older people who meet the current scope of the trial.

Wales Online

Child in mouldy home 'admitted to hospital with multiple chest infections'

A charity has revealed some of the cases it has been trying to deal with as people make complaints about housing associations

Leeds Live

Judge rules it's not racist to call someone a 'dark horse' after Leeds tribunal

A black worker tried to sue her employer when her boss used the innocuous phrase which dates back to a novel by Benjamin Disraeli in 1831

Evening Standard

Half of London homes do not meet minimum energy rating in proposed bill

A members’ bill seeks to raise energy efficient ratings for homes and offices by 2033

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