UK Parliament
Have your say on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill
6 May 2021 2021
Do you have relevant expertise and experience or a special interest in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021-22, which is currently passing through Parliament?
If so, you can submit your views in writing to the House of Commons Public Bill Committee which is going to consider this Bill.
The first sitting of the Public Bill Committee is expected to be on Tuesday 18 May. Written evidence can now be sent in to the Public Bill Committee which will be set up when the Bill is re-presented to the House in the new Session. The Committee is scheduled to report by Thursday 24 June.
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A 54-YEAR-OLD Pembroke man is denying three charges of drug-driving. Sean Patrick Agnew of Vetch Close appeared at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court on Tuesday April 13 to plead not guilty to the charges. The alleged offences took place on October 30 at South Road, Pembroke, where police stated that Agnew drove a Nissan Quashqai when he had over the legal limit of cocaine, cannabis and Diazepam in his body. The case was adjourned until June 6th for trial at the same court, and Agnew was given unconditional bail to attend. Remanded on unconditional bail until 07/06/2021 at 11:30 in Courtroom 01, Haverfordwest Magistrates Court. Adjournment reason: for the trial. Defendant to attend.
The Hardship Fund a guide
A guide to applying for a payment from the Hardship Fund. The fund helps low paid workers who are victims of crime.
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What is the Hardship Fund?
The Hardship Fund (‘the Fund’) is a discretionary fund available to provide some relief from financial hardship for very low paid workers who are temporarily unable to work as a direct result of being a victim of a crime of violence and whose injuries do not fall within the tariff of injuries in the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme 2012.
The Fund seeks to ease the financial hardship of those who have no recourse to other sources of financial assistance - for example those who do not receive Statutory Sick Pay (SSP). The payment is based on the current weekly rate of SSP. It will provide financial support, from the fourth to the 28th day of absence, provided the applicant has been unable to work for a period of seven consecutive days.