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Hastings Borough Council data breach on eve of new rules
On the eve of strict new data regulations being introduced a council email about the changes accidentally revealed people's personal data. Hastings Borough Council's culture team sent out correspondence about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which comes in on Friday. It provides Europeans... -
Claim Form
Hello All,
Having successfully seen off Barclaycard and Cap One thanks to this forum, I have now received a CC claim form (commencing Tues 5th June) relating to care home fees owed to the local County Council and outstanding since 2013.
The outstanding fees are for a relative and the original... -
Paying council direct
Hello all tried to settle an old Pcn from the council after a visit from the bailiffs they sent my cheque back and also blocked my payment online I thought I had a right to avoid the bailiff and settle with the creditor direct
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freehold on mortgaged property
This question is from a friend which i found interesting so I'm going to ask your views on it if you will please .
Jo Blogs buys a house he has a mortgage . The property is freehold .
If he paid for the freehold outright can he then live on the land and not in the mortgaged house... -
Summons for Magistrates Court
A bit unusual and not much info found. Has anybody any pointers?
A colleague has had some work done on a party wall, with an agreed Party Wall surveyor. Unfortunately, last minute costs have been awarded to a neighbour with additional costs for the surveyor. There is no breakdown of costs,... -
Ban lorries from using car sat-navs, say councils
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Did he NOT see the big yellow n big warning sign ???
More here ---> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38775559... -
Considering parents moving in
As my parents disability is getting worse especially with my dad's Parkinson's nearing the advanced stages - we have talked about them moving in with us - we have 3 spare rooms and a spare bathroom .
I'm not so sure though because my dad is awake most of the night and then there is the... -
Cost of a basic funeral soars for the 13th year running
Cost of a basic funeral soars for the 13th year running
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 14th September 2016 16:00
The cost of a basic funeral has risen for the 13th year running to an average £3,897. Experts warn that if the trend continues thousands of families will... -
Dad's council tax
Yet again I'm sorting out my dad's stuff.
Last Thursday (8th) he got a letter from the council saying that he'd missed paying an instalment of his council tax and, as it was the second time he'd missed, he'd lost the right to pay in instalments. They wanted the remainder of the year's council... -
SCS faulty after delivery
Hi there,
I bought a sofa from SCS back in January. The sofa arrived about 6 weeks later. After delivery we noticed some damage on the sofa which was reported within a few days. They sent out a technician to look at the damage, he took photos and sent a report to SCS. I said I didn't... -
Council tax band appeal
I'm moving into a new 2 bed bungalow ...got my council tax band the other day (c) this is only a small 2 bed bungalow
On the same road there are 4 bed much larger houses with the same band ....
So today I've appealed ......
Here ----> https://www.gov.uk/c... -
Gob smacked
OK hubby being a builder did a garden wall for someone last year, at the end if the job the customer asked would he replace some slabs out the back ,he took up the old ones and put down the new ones .He did it cheaply as a favour because they couldn't afford much.A almost a year on and they rang again... -
Big ESA problem
Hello - my first post,
i claimed ESA contributory in December 2012. I was on long term sick from work and coming to the end of my statutory sick pay and so was advised to claim ESA. I made the telephone application and was awarded it (ESA C ) without any problem - I had long term health issues,... -
Licence fee dodgers to be fined more if they have Sky Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar
Licence fee dodgers to be fined more if they have Sky Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 19th May 2016 16:18
Penalties could be doubled for viewers who have subscriptions channels...
- Fines could double
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Council tax bailiffs should be called off, say charities
Council tax bailiffs should be called off, say charities
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 4th May 2016 19:21
Vulnerable residents with council tax debts should be given breathing space to repay arrears rather than face the threat of bailiffs, two charities say....
