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Central Africa's Rights & AIDS (CARA) Society - Registered No:1101373

CARA Society provides support by giving a helping hand to the community, especially to those whose first language is not English or language barrier by providing advice on immigration and welfare, One Stop Shop for refugees and asylum seekers, County Court Lay Advice Scheme, helping the community to fill out application forms for schools, funding, housing, Social Security, etc.

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UK short-selling ban to be lifted
A ban on the short-selling of financial shares is to be lifted, the UK's financial regulator confirms.
Blair to get US Medal of Freedom
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair will be awarded the US's highest civilian award next week, the White House confirms.
Thatcher pays tribute to Walters
Lady Thatcher leads tributes to her "fearless" economics adviser Sir Alan Walters, who has died aged 82.
Cameron makes savings tax pledge
David Cameron proposes to axe tax on basic rate taxpayers' savings and to increase pensioners' tax free allowances.
State widens homeowner help
The government extends state help for people struggling to make mortgage payments after losing their jobs.
Lobbying rules 'must be stricter'
Lax rules are allowing former ministers to exploit contacts built up in public office for private gain, a committee of MPs warns.
PM defends handling of downturn
Gordon Brown says his priority for the year is working on getting the UK economy back into shape, not a general election.
Tories want tougher primary tests
The Tories are calling for more rigorous testing in primary schools amid concern over literacy and numeracy levels.
Disabled rights delay criticised
The UK government is criticised for failing to ratify a UN Convention giving new rights for disabled people.
Nick Robinson
Credit crunch allows Tory rethink on spending plans

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