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• Step 4: Check how strong your case is

  Step 4: Check how strong your case is This advice applies to Scotland. See advice for See advice for England, See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Wales Building your case You should make

• Reporting a hate incident or hate crime

  Check how to report a hate incident or hate crime to the police or other organisation, and what happens after

• Q14 - coping with changes

  Help to fill in Q14: coping with changes for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question

• Pregnancy and maternity discrimination

  Check if you've been discriminated against because you're pregnant, breastfeeding or gave birth. Check if it counts as pregnancy and maternity discrimination

• Q4 - picking up and moving things

  Help to fill in Q4: picking up and moving things for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question

• Charge notices for driving in a bus lane

  Find out what to do if you receive a charge notice for driving in a bus lane

• Ending a civil partnership

  Information on financial arrangements, children, and housing rights when a civil partnership ends through dissolution. Includes information about help with legal costs and family mediation

• Change of circumstances while you're getting Pension Age Disability Payment

  What you should do if there's a change of circumstances while you're getting Pension Age Disability Payment

• Get help with private renting costs

  Find out how much it costs to start renting from a private landlord or letting agent and make sure you get all the benefits and payments you're entitled

• Dealing with income tax arrears

  What happens if you miss the income tax deadline, including what the penalties are for not paying tax on time, and how to negotiate a time to pay agreement with HMRC