Horrible Histories Live Onboard – Terrible Thames!
April 20, 2021 Last updated:
April 20, 2021
Horrible Histories proudly presents a brand-new brilliant tour:
Horrible Histories Live Onboard – Terrible Thames!
Tremble in terror at the Tower! Sizzle at the Savoy! Give Cleopatra the needle! Be washed away at Westminster! Lose yourself in Lambeth! Get gobsmacked by the Globe! Hold onto your head at London Bridge and escape from Execution Dock!
Take a dive with Horrible Histories into the stories of King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, Julius Caesar, the Duke of Wellington, Queen Boudicca, Jack the Ripper and Captain Kidd, in this history of the Thames with the nasty bits left in!
Carer s Allowance could provide financial support of £270 every month - even if you look after someone remotely
If you care for someone with a disability for at least 35 hours per week, you may be eligible for the benefit.
Scottish carers also receive two additional payments each year (Image: Getty Images)
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PIP Motability Scheme set to change for some claimants - everything you need to know
A new scheme is being introduced for some disability benefit claimants.
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TCM0064220 - Claims: capture (D-K): intelligent manual capture - disability element (AG)
You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals.
To deal with the disability questions on the TC600 claim form, consider steps 1 to 11.
Step 1
Note: From 08/04/13 Personal Independence Payment (PIP) will be introduced as a replacement for DLA for customers of working age (16-64 years of age). PIP will be made of two elements consisting of daily living and mobility and two levels of rates which are standard or enhanced. Customers under 16 and over 65 years old will remain on DLA.
Note: From 27th January 2021, there are no new claims to tax credits.
Note: Before you attempt to capture a claim, you must follow the guidance in TCM0134480.
Note: From 6 April 2017, customers will only get the Family Element of Child Tax Credit where they are responsible for a child or children born before that date.
Note: To support the expansion of Universal Credit (UC), The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and The Department for Communities (DfC) in Northern Ireland, are undertaking a phased rollout approach using postcodes. By 31 December 2018, this rollout will be complete and any new claims for Tax Credits will no longer be accepted and HMRC will signpost the customer(s) towards DWP or DfC to claim Universal Credit instead.