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Benefits
Families and childrens benefits, Parental benefits, Sickness and disability benefits, Tax credits, more ... -
Communications and Media
Data protection, Email, Mobile phones, Publishing, more ... -
Consumer Affairs
Consumer complaints and rights, Consumer credit, Credit, Faulty goods, Trading standards, Vehicle purchase, more ... -
Education and training
Adult education, Attendance at school, Educational funding, Higher and further education, Schools, more ... -
Employment
Contract and conditions of employment, Discrimination, Dismissal and redundancy, Parental rights, Pensions, Work permits, more ... -
Environment and countryside
Agriculture, Environmental protection, Footpaths and bridleways, Nature conservation, Pollution, more ... -
Families
Divorce, Domestic violence, Marriage and cohabitation, Pregnancy, Wills and trusts, more ... -
Government, Law and Rights
Access to information, Compensation for injury, Courts and tribunals, Discrimination, Human rights, more ... -
Health and Social Care
Complementary medicine, Diseases and disorders, NHS complaints, Pregnancy, Social services, more ... -
Housing and homelessness
Eviction and repossession, Freeholds and leaseholds, House buying and selling, Neighbour disputes, Tenancy agreements, Travellers rights, more ... -
Immigration and Nationality
Asylum seekers and refugees, Immigration controls, Work permits, more ... -
Money and Tax
Banking, Credit, Debt collection, Pensions, more ... -
Police and Crime
Drug offences, Hate crimes, Imprisonment, Police powers, Victims, more ... -
Transport, Travel and Leisure
Betting and gaming, Package holidays, Public transport, Road transport and driving, Timeshares, more ...
Go to our living together pages for information on what rights couples who live together really have.
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"I can't because of Data Protection"
How many times is "Data Protection" given as the excuse when someone refuses to give out information? Or when the utility company won’t talk to you, because it’s not your name on the bill? Or when it becomes clear that someone should have passed on crucial information, but failed to do so? We take a look at what the Data Protection Act really says and when you might want to use it.
Abby's nightmare
When John collapsed and died right in front of me I thought it was the worst thing that could happen, but I was wrong. He hadn't made a will and I ended up with nowhere to live.
Read Abby's story to find out how this happened, and how it could have been avoided..
Myths shops would have you believe...
Some traders will tell you anything to make you go away, rather than just give you your money back. Here's a handy look at the most common highstreet fibs, and the truth behind them...