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Health and safety at work - your rights and how to raise a concern
Worried about unsafe conditions at work? Learn your rights, what you can expect from your employer, what to do if you have been injured, and how to report concerns to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.
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Challenging a work capability assessment decision
If you have been found 'fit for work' when you aren’t, use our free letter tool and guide to ask for a mandatory reconsideration of your ESA or Universal Credit work capability assessment decision. The information in this guide applies to England, Wales and Scotland. It will also be useful for people in Northern Ireland where the rules are the same but the names of the relevant government departments and forms are different.
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Benefits
How to get what you are entitled to and help to deal with common problems like being given the wrong decision
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Other types of benefits
Support to get the benefits you are entitled to and get unfair decisions changed
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How to deal with a section 8 eviction notice
If you are a private renter in England, you need to know about important changes to your rights since 1st May 2026. Your private landlord can no longer just evict you without a reason. They must show a legal reason or 'ground' to evict you. This information is for England only.
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Homelessness
Use our step-by-step guides to work out if the council will class you as homeless, what your options are, and how to get the accommodation you are entitled to. You do not have to be living on the streets to be considered homeless. As well as sleeping rough, you might be classed as homeless if you are sofa-surfing, staying with a friend temporarily, staying in a hostel, or sleeping in your car. Even being in overcrowded housing may mean you meet the definition of homelessness. You are entitled to somewhere safe and suitable to live. But councils are under a lot of pressure and the process for
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How to ask a civil court to do something or change something (interim applications)
Started a civil case but need to change something? Or want to make the other side do something? Or get a judgment set aside. This free guide explains when and how to use form N244 to make an interim application. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales only.
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How to appeal a County Court Judgment (CCJ)
Lost your small claim or county court case? Learn how to appeal a county court decision and what the risks are, with our free step-by-step guide. This guide is about the law in England and Wales.
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Work capability assessment tribunal hearings
Everything you need to know about what will happen at the appeal hearing about your ESA or Universal Credit, including what to do on the day, and when you will get the decision. Advice for in-person and remote hearings. This information applies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
