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Unions, Academics, Campaigners, Football Fans and Clergy Tell Starmer to End Foodbank Britain
As Labour prepares for its first party conference in Liverpool since winning the election a coalition of trade unionists, academics, football fans, right to food campaigners and the Bishop of...
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Support with raising children Raising children is one of the most rewarding experiences life can offer. However, it can be surrounded by a fair share of worries, particularly when...
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Cheap summer holiday activities for the kids Even though the summer holidays have only just begun, many of us have already lost count of the times we’ve heard “I’m...
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Cheap and free places to eat over the summer holidays The summer holidays have arrived! While the kids might be excited for a long break, we’re aware of the...
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Members Get Windfall Tax Refunds!
59 year old Greggs employee and BFAWU member, Tom Johnson (named changed for confidentiality), registered recently received a large tax refund after taking advantage of the specialist tax review...
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Communicating with bereaved people: A practical guide to having better conversations
July 2024 PayPlan Blog It was National Bereaved Parents Day on 3rd July 2024, an awareness event established by charity A Child of Mine in 2020 to honour bereaved...
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Are you missing out on unclaimed benefits?
July 2024 PayPlan Blog Policy in Practice estimates that a staggering £23 billion of income-related benefits and social tariffs will not be claimed across Great Britain in 2024. Ensuring...
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How to stay safe from loan sharks
July 2024 PayPlan Blog Do you know what a loan shark is?A loan shark – or illegal money lender – is someone who lends money illegally without proper authorisation...
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Working together to support neurodivergent individuals
In an increasingly inclusive society, the unique perspectives of neurodivergent individuals – those with conditions such as ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia and others – are gaining recognition. Despite the progress...
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