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Welfare law and Community legal servicesScottish Legal Aid BoardSite includes the latest annual report, news, and a section for lawyers including legal aid forms and the legal aid handbook. Legal Services AgencyScotland’s largest law centre: details of its work and some free literature on welfare law topics. Govan Law CentreAnother Scottish law centre: the site contains details of its work and sizeable amounts of legal information in welfare law areas. Citizens Advice BureauxThe national website of the two UK CAB organisations: provides up-to-date information on wide range of legal issues affecting the ordinary citizen; customisable by UK country/region. Community Legal Service DirectThe Community Legal Service Direct website allows searching for legal information and advice (links to other sites) and provides a directory of community legal service providers. Department of Work and PensionsHome page of the DWP, responsible for social security. All the DWP publications, and the archived publications of the old DSS, can be accessed at www.dwp.gov.uk/resourcecentre/. Short and detailed guides to all the main benefits are found here. Child Support AgencyComplete guide to the whole scheme, both before and after March 2003, together with downloadable leaflets on Child Support payments and enforcement. Steve DonnisonThis is a very claimant-centred site maintained by an enthusiastic freelancer. It contains among other things detailed guides to various welfare law benefits as well as links and commentary to various court and commissioner decisions. Quite different from the official sites. Housing BenefitPlain vanilla site with lots of information about the housing benefit scheme provided independently. Also contains text of regulations and circulars and much more. Most material only available to subscribers. RightsNetUseful site run by London welfare rights organisations. Provides up-to-date news on welfare benefits, leaflets, discussion forum and job advertisements. |
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