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So Mervelee Myers will be lodging a Complaint, another one of course. This will go towards my BOOK about Systemic Discrimination now that Diane Abbott stories is getting the attention they deserve.
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On Wed, 13 Mar 2024, 14:38 Berg, Tim, Tim.Berg@slam.nhs.uk wrote:
Dear Mervelee,
As discussed during our telephone call today, I am emailing you with the telephone number to make a complaint about NHS services.
This is the number: 0800 731 2864
The service is called Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS); you can read more about the service here: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/hospitals/what-is-pals-patient-advice-and-liaison-service/
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So Mervelee Myers will be lodging a Complaint, another one of course. This will go towards my BOOK about Systemic Discrimination now that Diane Abbott stories is getting the attention they deserve.
Regards
MERVELEE Myers FD (Open)
Mental Health & SEND Advocate
Turn Activist
On Wed, 13 Mar 2024, 14:38 Berg, Tim, Tim.Berg@slam.nhs.uk wrote:
Dear Mervelee,
As discussed during our telephone call today, I am emailing you with the telephone number to make a complaint about NHS services.
This is the number: 0800 731 2864
The service is called Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS); you can read more about the service here: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/hospitals/what-is-pals-patient-advice-and-liaison-service/
Kind regards,
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Bernard Weatherill House
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Hi Mervelee,
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Hi Mervelee,
If you’ve ever wanted to write for a publication on Medium but didn’t know where to start, we have an event next week just for you. The Medium Pub Crawl, March 19, is all about connecting writers with publication editors.
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Join thousands of writers and editors for a day of learning about publications on Medium—who they are, what they’re looking for, and how to submit your stories. As a writer, you can explore a virtual expo hall of booths to learn more about publications on a wide range of topics, and attend panels with the people behind some of those publications. You’ll also hear from Medium CEO Tony Stubblebine on why Medium is a great place for writers.
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Our goal is to connect publications editors and writers who write on Medium. Writers will walk away from Pub Crawl with more insight into their favorite publications and exposure to new ones.
Our platform is unique in offering a way for writers to reach an audience without building it first, and publications amplify that by creating audience, community, and feedback for writers interested in particular topics.
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First: Register for the event.
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Dear Myers Mervelee,
We wish to remind you that invoice No. FAC-RCH00637585198362179103 dated 05/01/2023, amounting to £ 49 CAD, remains unpaid to this date, despite our previous reminders.
We would like to emphasize that the agreed payment term, which was based on the renewal date of your annual contract, has now been significantly exceeded.
We kindly request that you proceed with the payment of this invoice at your earliest convenience to regularize your situation.
You can make your payment by clicking on the following link: Payment here.
Please be informed that in the absence of prompt payment, we will be compelled to initiate legal proceedings against you.
We thank you for your understanding and hope for a swift resolution to this matter.
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Welcome to the March edition of the Information Newsletter from financial security charity Turn2us.
In this edition, we have outlined key information on the Spring Budget 2024 and the Universal Credit migration notices that many of you might have received, along with detailed steps you should take.
We have updates on new features added to our Benefits Calculator, an additional payment of disability premiums with Universal Credit, the deadline to claim Winter Fuel Payment, and how to report a missing Cost of Living Payment 2023/24.
Spring Budget
On the 6th of March, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt announced the Spring Budget 2024, which included changes to the tax rates, and some other changes that may impact benefits claimants.
Read our simple guide What does the 2024 Spring Budget mean for you? to find out key policies that may affect you
New features added to our Benefits Calculator
Our Benefits Calculator tells you about your benefits entitlement, the calculator now also tells how to access other financial assistance relevant to you, such as help with bills, health costs, help with raising a child, and more.
Use the Benefits Calculator
Universal Credit Migration Notice
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is sending out notice letters to people on legacy benefits including Tax Credits. People claiming these benefits are being moved to Universal Credit, which the DWP wants to replace the older benefits such as ESA, Tax Credits, and more.
It is important to note that you don’t need to claim Universal Credit if you’ve only received a leaflet from DWP telling you to get ready for Universal Credit. Wait until you receive a letter with a deadline.
If you’ve received a Universal Credit migration notice letter
If you have received a notice letter, make sure you read what is in the letter as it will have a deadline. Here are important things to know about deadlines:
Deadlines are three months after the date the notice letter was sent
Your legacy benefits will stop after this deadline
Make a successful claim for Universal Credit by the deadline, but the timing of that claim can be important so that you can prevent gaps between claims
We recommend you read our Universal Credit migration notice guide.
You can also use our website to search for an adviser from other charities and organisations, who can help you with more information or advice.
Universal Credit migration – Your Questions Answered
Check our videos on Universal Credit Managed Migration
Our benefits expert, Anna, answers frequently asked questions people have about the ongoing Universal Credit managed migration process.
Report a missing Cost of Living Payment 2023/2024
The third instalment of the 2023/24 Cost of Living Payment was paid to households entitled to certain benefits during qualifying periods.
Most qualified people were paid between 6 February and 22 February 2024. Payments were made automatically.
If you think you should have had this payment but you cannot see it in your account, you can report the missing payment online.
Read our guide Cost of Living guide to find out about eligibility criteria.
Disability Premiums and Universal Credit
People who get severe disability premium with their legacy benefits immediately before they move to Universal Credit, receive a transitional element in their Universal Credit to compensate for the loss of this premium.
From 14 February 2024 the amount of this element will increase if they also get other disability premiums prior to moving over to Universal Credit.
Claimants already getting the transitional severe disability premium element within their Universal Credit, could be eligible for backdated payments if they were also entitled other disability premiums prior to claiming Universal Credit.
Read our guide Universal Credit and transitional protection to learn more about the transitional severe disability premium element.
Winter Fuel Payment deadline
Winter Fuel Payment is a one-off payment made during November and December to help with heating costs for people over State Pension age. Winter Fuel Payments are usually paid automatically if you are getting certain benefits.
Some people need to make a claim for this payment and applications should be sent and arrived by 31 March 2024.
Read our Winter Fuel Payment guide to find out if you’re eligible and how to apply if needed.
Marriage Allowance
The Department for Work and Pensions is reminding couples who may be eligible to Marriage Allowance. Some couples can save up to £252 a year on their tax bill by claiming Marriage Allowance.
To benefit from Marriage Allowance, the following circumstances must apply:
the couple are married or in a civil partnership
one person does not pay Income Tax because any income they have is below their tax-free Personal Allowance (usually £12,570)
their partner pays Income Tax at the basic rate.
Find more about and apply for Marriage Allowance
A new benefit to replace Carer’s Allowance in Scotland
A new benefit, Carer Support Payment, is replacing Carer’s Allowance in Scotland. Carer Support Payment is money for people in Scotland who provide regular care to someone who has a disability.
The initial applications are available only for people in Dundee City, Perth and Kinross, and Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles) for now.
The transfer of existing Carer’s Allowance claims to Carer Support Payment for claimants who live in Scotland began on 26 February 2024. Claimants living in Scotland who currently get Carer’s Allowance do not need to take any action. Their claims will be transferred to Carer Support Payment between February 2024 and Spring 2025.
Read our guide Carer Support Payment for more information
Share your experience
Would you be willing to share your experience of coping with the high cost of living at the moment? Or, have you been affected by sanctions in the recent past, or are you concerned about them happening to you in the future?
These are lots of ways stories can help create change and sharing your experience is one. Getting in touch with us doesn’t commit you to anything. We are trying to gather peoples’ experiences so if you would like to share your story, please contact us through our confidential ‘share your story’ online form.
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Welcome to the March edition of the Information Newsletter from financial security charity Turn2us.
In this edition, we have outlined key information on the Spring Budget 2024 and the Universal Credit migration notices that many of you might have received, along with detailed steps you should take.
We have updates on new features added to our Benefits Calculator, an additional payment of disability premiums with Universal Credit, the deadline to claim Winter Fuel Payment, and how to report a missing Cost of Living Payment 2023/24.
Spring Budget
On the 6th of March, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt announced the Spring Budget 2024, which included changes to the tax rates, and some other changes that may impact benefits claimants.
Read our simple guide What does the 2024 Spring Budget mean for you? to find out key policies that may affect you
New features added to our Benefits Calculator
Our Benefits Calculator tells you about your benefits entitlement, the calculator now also tells how to access other financial assistance relevant to you, such as help with bills, health costs, help with raising a child, and more.
Use the Benefits Calculator
Universal Credit Migration Notice
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is sending out notice letters to people on legacy benefits including Tax Credits. People claiming these benefits are being moved to Universal Credit, which the DWP wants to replace the older benefits such as ESA, Tax Credits, and more.
It is important to note that you don’t need to claim Universal Credit if you’ve only received a leaflet from DWP telling you to get ready for Universal Credit. Wait until you receive a letter with a deadline.
If you’ve received a Universal Credit migration notice letter
If you have received a notice letter, make sure you read what is in the letter as it will have a deadline. Here are important things to know about deadlines:
Deadlines are three months after the date the notice letter was sent
Your legacy benefits will stop after this deadline
Make a successful claim for Universal Credit by the deadline, but the timing of that claim can be important so that you can prevent gaps between claims
We recommend you read our Universal Credit migration notice guide.
You can also use our website to search for an adviser from other charities and organisations, who can help you with more information or advice.
Universal Credit migration – Your Questions Answered
Check our videos on Universal Credit Managed Migration
Our benefits expert, Anna, answers frequently asked questions people have about the ongoing Universal Credit managed migration process.
Report a missing Cost of Living Payment 2023/2024
The third instalment of the 2023/24 Cost of Living Payment was paid to households entitled to certain benefits during qualifying periods.
Most qualified people were paid between 6 February and 22 February 2024. Payments were made automatically.
If you think you should have had this payment but you cannot see it in your account, you can report the missing payment online.
Read our guide Cost of Living guide to find out about eligibility criteria.
Disability Premiums and Universal Credit
People who get severe disability premium with their legacy benefits immediately before they move to Universal Credit, receive a transitional element in their Universal Credit to compensate for the loss of this premium.
From 14 February 2024 the amount of this element will increase if they also get other disability premiums prior to moving over to Universal Credit.
Claimants already getting the transitional severe disability premium element within their Universal Credit, could be eligible for backdated payments if they were also entitled other disability premiums prior to claiming Universal Credit.
Read our guide Universal Credit and transitional protection to learn more about the transitional severe disability premium element.
Winter Fuel Payment deadline
Winter Fuel Payment is a one-off payment made during November and December to help with heating costs for people over State Pension age. Winter Fuel Payments are usually paid automatically if you are getting certain benefits.
Some people need to make a claim for this payment and applications should be sent and arrived by 31 March 2024.
Read our Winter Fuel Payment guide to find out if you’re eligible and how to apply if needed.
Marriage Allowance
The Department for Work and Pensions is reminding couples who may be eligible to Marriage Allowance. Some couples can save up to £252 a year on their tax bill by claiming Marriage Allowance.
To benefit from Marriage Allowance, the following circumstances must apply:
the couple are married or in a civil partnership
one person does not pay Income Tax because any income they have is below their tax-free Personal Allowance (usually £12,570)
their partner pays Income Tax at the basic rate.
Find more about and apply for Marriage Allowance
A new benefit to replace Carer’s Allowance in Scotland
A new benefit, Carer Support Payment, is replacing Carer’s Allowance in Scotland. Carer Support Payment is money for people in Scotland who provide regular care to someone who has a disability.
The initial applications are available only for people in Dundee City, Perth and Kinross, and Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles) for now.
The transfer of existing Carer’s Allowance claims to Carer Support Payment for claimants who live in Scotland began on 26 February 2024. Claimants living in Scotland who currently get Carer’s Allowance do not need to take any action. Their claims will be transferred to Carer Support Payment between February 2024 and Spring 2025.
Read our guide Carer Support Payment for more information
Share your experience
Would you be willing to share your experience of coping with the high cost of living at the moment? Or, have you been affected by sanctions in the recent past, or are you concerned about them happening to you in the future?
These are lots of ways stories can help create change and sharing your experience is one. Getting in touch with us doesn’t commit you to anything. We are trying to gather peoples’ experiences so if you would like to share your story, please contact us through our confidential ‘share your story’ online form.
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Dear Mervelee,
We know writing your Will may feel daunting, so we’ve pulled together some information on why it’s so important to have one and how to get started.
Two of our supporters, Sue and Patrick, have also kindly shared how they went about pledging a residuary gift (a share of their estate) to Cancer Research UK. Their pledge to fund cutting-edge research will help protect the future of their loved ones and bring hope to families everywhere.
People who pledge gifts in their Wills today are driving progress that can change the future.
Together we are beating cancer
The Cancer Research UK team
Learn more about pledging a gift in your Will
Three great reasons to write or update your Will
- Make sure your wishes are followed
With an up-to-date Will, you can have peace of mind that the people and causes that matter to you have been looked after the way you choose. It’s the only way to make sure your wishes are followed exactly as you intend.
- Make it easier for your family and friends
A Will makes it much easier for your family and friends to take care of your estate and be sure they’re acting on your wishes. Without a Will, the process can be difficult, stressful and time-consuming.
- Help to minimise inheritance tax
If you’ve got a Will, it can help reduce the amount of inheritance tax that needs to be paid on your estate.
Patrick and Sue have pledged to fund future breakthroughs
Patrick: “Cancer Research UK has a bold ambition of 3 in 4 surviving cancer by 2034. In 2034 my grandchildren will be 14, 16 and 18 years old and that’s a world I want them to grow up in.”
Married couple Sue and Patrick are tireless fundraisers and supporters of Cancer Research UK. After both losing their first spouses to cancer, they decided to dedicate their time to support the charity.
After a year of volunteering together, love blossomed and the couple married in December 2016.
Sue and Patrick have pledged a share of their estate to Cancer Research UK. Known as a ‘residuary gift’, it’s an easy way to leave a percentage of your Will to charity after providing for your loved ones.
Sue: “I’ve left a share of my estate to Cancer Research UK to help beat cancer for future generations. For me, research is where hope starts.”
Why pledge a gift to Cancer Research UK?
Our life-saving research simply isn’t possible without our generous supporters pledging gifts in their Wills.
These gifts fund one third of our work, which has helped double cancer survival in the UK in the last 50 years.
But nearly 1 in 2 of us will get cancer in our lifetime.* We want to bring about a world where people can live longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer. By joining those who’ve pledged gifts in their Wills, you’ll help us find new ways to outsmart cancer and create a future that protects those you love.
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You can still join us, Mervelee! Sign up today.
Hi Mervelee,
The Race for Life 2024 season is fast approaching and we would love to see you join in on the fun again.
As one of our most dedicated supporters, we’d like to thank you again and give you exclusive access to our spring sale. Receive 30% off entry* using code: RFL24PP, sale ends 23:59 29 April 2024.
We have plenty of 3k, 5k and 10k events taking place across the UK where you can join on your own, or with a group. After signing up to your event, you’ll receive:
A fundraising pack containing everything you’ll need for your event – including lots of helpful top tips.
Access to a digital photo frame which you can personalise and share on your social media.
A new Race for Life 2024 medal waiting for you at the finish line.
By taking part, you’re helping us find new ways to beat cancer. Everyone is welcome in the Race for Life community, so let’s lace up and get moving together.
No matter how cancer affects us, life is worth Racing for.
We’re ready to welcome you at the start line!
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Together we are beating cancer for people like Anita
Anita, a lead nurse in palliative care working in a hospice, was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer in March 2022.
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Hi Mervelee,
Dementia affects every person differently, but it also affects members of the same family differently too.
As part of our biggest ever awareness campaign, ‘We live with dementia’, we’re shining a spotlight on children whose lives have been impacted by dementia through an exhibition of their artwork across the country.
Some of our artistic young supporters have shared their drawings to express their feelings about dementia, and how it has changed their relationships with family members living with the condition.
You can visit the outdoor live exhibition this week for free at Paternoster Square, City of London, London, EC4M 7DX. Or if you’re not in the area, see if you can spot the artwork across digital displays in Birmingham, Manchester and other parts of London.
Visit the exhibition >
One of the pictures on display is by Jack, aged nine, whose nanny was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia when she was 70. Jack used to enjoy baking and playing with his nanny. Nowadays he looks after her by helping her to tie her shoes as well as singing and drawing together.
In his own words, ”You looked after me, now I will look after you.”
If you stop by the exhibition, we would love you to share your photos or videos on social media so that even more people understand the impact dementia can have. Tag us at @dementiauk or, on Instagram, at @dementia_uk.
Best wishes,
Hannah Gardner
Consultant Admiral Nurse for Children and Young People
PS If you have children or young people in your family who are affected by dementia, take a look at the new resource on our website for them, written by our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses.
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