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Do you have funds sitting in a forgotten bank account, pension, or prize bond? Find out how to claim what's yours

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National Minimum
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National Minimum Wage ratesNational Minimum Wage rates

New National Minimum Wage rates now apply

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Spending data published

spending data publishedspending data published

Hundreds of documents are published detailing public spending by government departments

Your banking rights

Discover your banking rightsDiscover your banking rights

The standards of service you can expect from your bank or building society are published in a new booklet

£2 million in new flood funding

flood fundingflood funding

Extra funding will train local flood rescue teams. Find out how to receive local flood warnings, and take part in a national flood exercise

All schools can be academies

Becoming an academyBecoming an academy

All schools are now allowed to become academies. Until now only 'outstanding' schools have been eligible

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