Limiting Access to Justice: Cost Reforms
With the latest cuts to welfare state, and the infamous bedroom tax, Conservatives are still ten points behind the Labour party; not the most popular step ever made by a government in power. Legal aid,...
View Article2 Million Motorists Driving Illegally
In Britain, it’s now illegal to keep uninsured cars, even if they aren’t being driven. Unless you declare your vehicle as ‘off the road,’ you could have your motor seized by police and crushed. This...
View ArticleDomestic Violence: It can Happen to Anyone, But what can you do?
People who have experienced domestic violence often describe feelings of hopelessness, isolation and of being trapped, which is why it’s so important to realise that there is help and support available...
View Article7 Less Familiar Driving Offences
So we’ve all heard of drink driving and speeding, but what else could you get in trouble for on the road? Beeping Your Horn When the roads are gridlocked during rush hour, you can barely move ten...
View ArticleOnline Fraud: How to Avoid a Ticket Scam
Imagine that you’ve managed to somehow secure tickets to see your favourite band. As time goes by, you begin to steadily realise that the coach that’s supposed to be picking you up is nowhere to be...
View ArticleHigh Care Quality Must Become a NHS Norm
Since the £20 billion NHS cuts came into effect in 2009, it’s hardly surprising that the NHS has become a shadow of its former self. Considering the fact that 65% of the NHS budget is spent on staffing...
View ArticleTelephone Scammers: Have You Been Targeted?
‘Vishing’ is a process, used by fraudsters, to wheedle out your personal details over the phone, while pretending to be a legitimate body, like your bank or the police. It’s similar to online phishing,...
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