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The government introduced a benefit cap from 15 July 2013 which puts a cap on the total amount of benefit working-age people can receive. Prior to Universal Credit being introduced the cap will be ap

There are many reasons why properties are left empty. The property may be going through probate or the owner may have gone into residential care or become bankrupt. Details are available regarding our

We have a team dedicated to processing and paying invoices. This is the Accounts Payable Team, and is also sometimes referred to as 'Creditors' or 'Invoice Payments'. BACS payments BACS is the Bankers

Following repeated calls from the general public for help to control the nuisance that overgrown hedges can cause, the government has introduced legislation (under part 8 of the Anti-Social Behaviour

Housing benefit can be confusing. Here are some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) that we're asked. Can I claim housing benefit? Important: please read carefully before making your claim Fu

What is a Section 257 house in multiple occupation (S257 HMO)? The Housing Act 2004 outlines the definition of a Section 257 house in multiple occupation (S257 HMO) which is detailed and complex. A S2

Check that you are getting all the benefits available to your household. You can use an independent, free and anonymous benefits calculator through the government’s website to check what be

You can use our online forms to make a comment, compliment or complaint. Please try to make your comment or complaint at the place where the service is provided. ForHousing for matters relating

When must a death be registered You need to register a death within five calendar days from the date the Register Office has received the official paperwork confirming the cause of death, unless a cor

Drivers What is a taxi driver assessment and do I need to complete one? From 1 September 2022, any new driver must complete a driving proficiency assessment before we can issue you with a lic