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Little known rule that allows thousands to get £1,200 for free driving lessons - Vimarsana News

Little known rule that allows thousands to get £1,200 for free driving lessons

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Parents urged not to miss out on disability support - Vimarsana News

Parents urged not to miss out on disability support

Parents of disabled children are being urged to make sure they’re not missing out on vital financial support from the Scottish Government. Child Disability Payment is money to help families cover the extra costs of looking after a child or young person who is disabled, has a long-term health c

Chronic Illness - The Hidden Struggle - Vimarsana News

Chronic Illness - The Hidden Struggle

Staff writer Anoushka Sinha highlights some of the difficulties faced by individuals who suffer from chronic illness.

BelTel Politics: Col Tim Collins ruffles Alliance feathers, while Irish signs 'traumatise' - Vimarsana News

BelTel Politics: Col Tim Collins ruffles Alliance feathers, while Irish signs 'traumatise'

Colonel Tim Collins has been in the news after branding the Alliance Party ‘pro-nationalist’ in a newspaper interview.

Sunak's disability benefit plans are familiarly wishy-washy culture war fodder | Benefits - Vimarsana News

Sunak's disability benefit plans are familiarly wishy-washy culture war fodder | Benefits

The prime minister’s speech on cracking down on ‘sicknote culture’ was heavy on rhetoric but light on evidence and detail