
Flight Delay Compensation UK261: How Much You Can Claim
UK261 flight delay compensation explained: £220 to £520 by distance, the airline's care duty, and how to claim it yourself for free.
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UK261 flight delay compensation explained: £220 to £520 by distance, the airline's care duty, and how to claim it yourself for free.

Garden leave explained: how it differs from PILON and restrictive covenants, who gets paid, when a clause is needed, and the Northern Ireland position.

Grandparents have no automatic right to see grandchildren in England and Wales. How leave to apply, child arrangements orders and Scotland's rules compare.

Gross misconduct examples (theft, violence, negligence) and how summary dismissal works, including the fair procedure UK employers must still follow.

How the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 works, and why the proposed £250 cap for existing leaseholders is only a draft bill, not current law.

High hedges, overhanging branches and Tree Preservation Orders in UK law: the 2003 Act complaint process, your self-help rights, and Scotland/NI differences.

UK holiday entitlement explained: the 5.6-week statutory minimum, pro-rata part-time rules, bank holidays, and the 12.07% rule for irregular hours.

How to get housing disrepair fixed in England: report to your landlord, then the council, then the Housing Ombudsman or court as a last resort.

How a County Court Judgment is entered in England and Wales, what it does to your credit for 6 years, and your options to pay, dispute, or get it removed.

Realistic probate timescales for England and Wales: typical stages, why the grant of probate takes 8 to 16 weeks, and what causes delays.

UK child maintenance worked examples across the flat, reduced, basic and basic-plus rates, including shared care and other-children reductions.

How to complain about a company in the UK: write an effective complaint, use ADR or an ombudsman, then card protections and the small claims court.

How to complain to the ICO about a data protection issue: complain to the organisation first, then the ICO, and what it can and cannot do for you.

How to complain to the UK ICO about a data breach: raise it with the organisation first, ICO timescales and powers, and why compensation comes from court.

How to make a UK subject access request: how to ask, the one-month deadline, the free-of-charge rule, exemptions, refusals, and complaining to the ICO.

How to make a valid will in England and Wales under the Wills Act 1837: witnesses, capacity, marriage and divorce, plus how Scotland's rules differ.

How UK defamation claims work: the one-year limitation deadline, the Pre-Action Protocol, the meaning trial, costs rules, and the narrow SLAPP protections.

How to write a UK subject access request: what to include, a model SAR letter, and a free generator that builds it under Article 15 of the UK GDPR.

How the Inheritance Tax 7-year rule works: potentially exempt transfers, the £325,000 nil-rate band, and the taper relief sliding scale from 40% to 0%.

How UK inheritance tax works: the 40% rate, nil-rate and residence bands, key exemptions, the seven-year rule on gifts, and when IHT must be paid.

The UK inheritance tax threshold combines a £325,000 nil-rate band with a £175,000 residence band, tapered above £2 million estates, frozen until 2031.

Who inherits under England and Wales intestacy rules: £322,000 statutory legacy, spouse and children shares, and why unmarried partners get nothing.

Is it illegal to record someone in the UK? No general law bans personal recording, but sharing it, workplace use or harassment can make it unlawful.

Japanese knotweed law in the UK: when it counts as nuisance, the Davies v Bridgend Supreme Court ruling, TA6 disclosure duties, and the offence of letting it spread.

Who qualifies for jury service in England and Wales, what disqualifies you, how much you're paid, and how a 12-person jury reaches a majority verdict under the Juries Act 1974.

How Scottish criminal juries work: 15 jurors, the procurator fiscal, and the move from three verdicts to two for trials starting on or after 1 January 2026.

Your deposit stays protected during a dispute. How to use the scheme's free dispute service first, and what happens if it was never protected.

What your landlord must fix by law in England, how damp and mould are covered, and how to get repairs done via your council and, as a last resort, court.

How a lasting power of attorney works in England and Wales: the two types, OPG registration and fees, and what happens with no LPA in place.

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 explained: what's actually in force, what's delayed, and why the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill is only a draft.

Statutory maternity, paternity, shared parental and unpaid parental leave in the UK: how much leave, day-one rights, and the April 2026 changes.

UK law on using a phone while driving: what's banned since 25 March 2022, the £200/6-point penalty, hands-free rules, and the two narrow exceptions.

How Money Claim Online (MCOL) works in England and Wales: eligibility, the letter before action, court fees, the claim process, and default judgment.

How the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 and the ASB, Crime and Policing Act 2014 apply to neighbour disputes, including the civil claim route and Community Protection Notices.

No-fault divorce explained: England and Wales rules since 2022, the 20 and 6-week timeline, and how Scotland and Northern Ireland differ.

Noise nuisance law in the UK: statutory nuisance under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, abatement notices, going to court yourself, and the Noise Act 1996.

How defamation law works in Northern Ireland: it never adopted the Defamation Act 2013, what the 2022 Act changed, defences, and the 1-year limit.

Northern Ireland e-scooter law runs on its own statute book. Legal status, PSNI seizure powers, penalties and the pending Justice Bill amendment explained.

UK statutory notice periods under s.86 Employment Rights Act 1996: employer and employee minimums, PILON vs garden leave, and notice pay.

How UK law handles defamation online: the section 5 website-operator defence, suing a poster vs notifying a platform, the single publication rule, and NI's different rules.

Your rights if a UK package holiday is cancelled or changed: full refund within 14 days, options for changes, and how ATOL protects you.

Who has parental responsibility in England and Wales: mothers, fathers, birth certificates, agreements and court orders, plus how Scotland differs.

How party wall agreements work under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996: the three notice periods, the 3m and 6m excavation rules, and how disputes are resolved.

How to appeal a council PCN: informal challenge, 28-day representations, Notice of Rejection, and Traffic Penalty Tribunal or London Tribunals.

How UK penalty points work: the 12-point totting-up ban, new-driver revocation at 6 points, how long endorsements last, and codes like SP30 and DR10.

How simple and conditional police cautions work, when you can refuse one, and how a caution affects a DBS check, including the filtering rules.

Power of attorney in Northern Ireland explained: the enduring power of attorney (EPA), Office of Care and Protection registration, and controllership.

Power of attorney in Scotland explained: continuing and welfare power of attorney, Office of the Public Guardian (Scotland) registration, and guardianship.

Are prenuptial agreements legally binding in the UK? How Radmacher v Granatino applies in England and Wales, and why Scotland treats them differently.

Appeal a private parking charge for free via POPLA or IAS, using the 2025 Single Code of Practice's £100 cap and valid grounds to challenge it.

How probate works in England and Wales: the grant of representation, fees, and Inheritance Tax. Scotland and Northern Ireland differ.

Is it legal to record a work conversation in the UK, and can a covert recording be used as employment tribunal evidence? What the law actually says.

Covertly recording grievance and disciplinary meetings in the UK: tribunal admissibility (Gosain, Vaughan), misconduct risk and ICO monitoring rules.

Recording phone calls in the UK: lawful for personal use, but business recording, sharing, and intercepting others' calls all carry separate legal duties.

Statutory redundancy pay is the legal minimum; enhanced pay is anything more. How the £751 cap, £30,000 tax-free limit and consultation rules work.

How rent increases work for a Scotland Private Residential Tenancy: the 12-month gap, notice, Rent Service Scotland challenge, and the future CPI+1% cap.

How much notice a UK landlord must give for a rent increase: England's Section 13 process, and the rules in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

What the Renters' Rights Act 2025 changes now in England, from Section 21's abolition to pet requests, and what is still to come in late 2026.

Since 1 May 2026, England tenants can request a pet; landlords must reply within 28 days and cannot unreasonably refuse. Rules for Wales, Scotland and NI.

How rights of way and easements work in the UK: express and implied easements, 20-year prescriptive rights, public rights of way, and Scotland's servitudes.