Your rights when dealing with hairdressers, beauty or aromatherapy treatments, manicurists, and other beauty services.

Your rights if your landlord is intimidating you, or interfering with services, in order to get you to move out.

Information about crimes that are motivated by prejudice against another person, for example, because of their faith or ethnicity or because they are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.

Your employer's duties to ensure your workplace is safe, including accidents, hazards, occupational health and stress. Also includes employee's responsibilities.

Information on your rights to get and use health and social care services.

Information about your rights when getting medical treatment for health problems, including the right to refuse treatment.

How you can access further and higher education. Also covers other types of courses that you can do after you have left secondary school, and the qualifications you can get.

Your rights when hiring or leasing goods.

The regulation of different types of holiday accommodation and your rights if it is dangerous or substandard.

Your rights about holidays.

Your rights when dealing with builders, or any other kind of home improvement or repair service.

Buying or selling a home. Covers the different types of home ownership.

Accommodation or advice you can get if you have nowhere to live. Your rights to stay where you are living, and when you may have to move because your home is unsuitable for you.

Information about basic accommodation offered by hostels, particularly if you are young or homeless.

Buying or selling a home. Including information on costs, working out what you can afford, and conveyancing.

Your rights when buying household goods such as appliances, furniture, or other items used in the home.

What to do if you are experiencing housing problems, or if you are homeless. Your rights in rented accommodation, including illegal eviction, harassment, tenancy agreements and rent arrears. Problems connected with buying or selling your house, mortgage arrears, and neighbour disputes

What to do if your accommodation needs repair work.

Benefits for help with your housing costs. Includes information on housing benefit, council tax benefit and mortgage payments from income support.