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USEFUL CONTACTS. If you have any queries regarding BURSARY FUND, please contact Ms Xxxxx/Xxx Xxxxxx in the first instance. Alternatively you can also refer to the school website, under Sixth Form Finance information, or look at the guidelines provided at xxx.xxx.xx/0000-xxxxxxx-xxxx In addition to the above attendance requirements, it is expected that all set work will be completed to the agreed deadlines, and to the appropriate quality. I have read and understood the details of the BURSARY FUND system as outlined and as applied by Winchmore School.
USEFUL CONTACTS. Online Portal: our 24hour online facility allows you to report a claim, book a service or view your documents. Log into ‘My Account’ on xxx.000xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx using your name and cover plan number. Administration: xxxxx@000xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx
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1.1 The General Risk Disclosure Notice (“the Notice”) is provided to you in accordance with Applicable Laws and Regulations on the basis that you are proposing to trade on the Company’s Trading Platform in Securities, which are leveraged products, incur a high level of risk and can result in the loss of all your invested capital.
1.2 It should be noted that the Notice does not contain all the risks and aspects involved in trading Securities; therefore, you need to ensure that your decision is made on an informed basis taking into consideration the following points below.
2. General Risk Warning Notice. Securities are leveraged derivative products, which are “complex” products. They are products with structures that make the risks and likelihood of return more difficult to understand, including Trading Platforms giving access to complex products, are also likely to be considered complex. A complex Transaction requires a greater level of experience and knowledge of the underlying risks involved. You should have sufficient knowledge and experience in trading such leveraged derivative products. You should not trade in leveraged derivatives unless you understand the risky nature of the contract you are entering into and the extent of your exposure to risk. You should also be satisfied that the contract is suitable for you in the light of your personal circumstances and financial position. You should not invest money you cannot afford to lose. Before deciding to participate in the Transaction, you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience and risk appetite. You should seek independent professional financial advice if you are in any doubt.
USEFUL CONTACTS. National Park Authority For further information you can contact: Xxxxx Xxxx (Local Development Plan) Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Local Development Plan) Xxxxxxx Xxxxx (Local Development Plan) Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (Management Plan) Xxxxx Xxxxxx (Sustainability Appraisal of both Plans) Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority Llanion Park Pembroke Dock Pembrokeshire SA71 6DY Phone: 0000 0000000 Fax: 00000 000000 Email: xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx website: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx Planning Aid Planning Aid is a voluntary service linked to the Royal Town Planning Institute, offering free, independent and professional advice on town planning matters to community groups and individuals who cannot afford to employ a planning consultant. The contact details are: ▪ Ring: 029 2048 5765 ▪ Email: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx ▪ Or write: The Co-ordinator, Planning Aid Wales, Bay Xxxxxxxx, West Bute St, Cardiff CF10 5BB Appendix 1 ‘Soundness Tests’ The fundamental concept of the new system is that the plan is the product of a thorough and comprehensive process of engagement with the community, where the planning authority has refined the options to produce what it considers to be a sound plan. The presumption will therefore be that the Local Development Plan is sound unless it is shown to be otherwise as a result of evidence considered at the examination. Consequently those who object will need to show why the plan is not sound. Everyone making representations on the Local Development Plan will be encouraged to relate their comments to the tests of soundness. Nonetheless, it is the responsibility of the appointed Inspector to consider the soundness of the plan as a whole. This is a key difference between unitary development plans (UDPs), where the Inspector considered only the objections, and the new Local Development Plans. Whilst Inspectors will still consider individual objections it will be on the basis of how these address the plan’s overall soundness. The examination will take the form of a public discussion where the issues to be discussed will be identified in advance by the Inspector and participants invited to contribute. Different types of procedures will be used but mostly round table discussions or hearings. Formal hearings may be used if the Inspector considers this necessary and appropriate. The Inspector will decide on the appropriate procedure with the presumption that it will be informal. The tests of soundness relate to three areas: ▪ Has the correct procedure...
