An intellectual, gentle, slightly overweight woman of about 30, who’s never been exposed to violence or significant hardship, in the first chapter she witnesses the sudden, brutal murders of both her husband and her brother, who are her only family and the center of her world. The most obvious positive feature is main character Grace St. (To be fair, though, the book has genuine positive points, and my wife –we read it together as our “car book”– has stated that she’d give it four stars.) You must also have a current lease agreement on the Motability Scheme or have a pending application for a vehicle on the Motability Scheme, with a confirmed date to take delivery of the vehicle within the next four months.įor more information about the grant, visit the Motability website, here.Time travel! A smart, strong-inside heroine who learns to kick some butt! Secrets buried in long-lost documents! Medieval knights, and a castle in the Highlands! Action! Danger! Romance (sort of)! What more could one want for a great read? Well –quite a bit, actually, as my literary rating indicates.

Council Tax Benefit (Council Tax Support, Council Tax Reduction).

Employment and Support Allowance (income-related).

Receive a Government assessed means-tested benefit, including

Higher Rate Mobility Component of Child Disability PaymentĢ.Higher Rate Mobility Component of Disability Living Allowance.Enhanced Rate of the Mobility Component of PIPĮnhanced Rate Mobility Component of the Adult Disability Payment.In receipt of one of these disability allowances: The Motability Driving Lessons Grant Programme currently prioritises funding for people want to learn to drive and who:ġ. This means we will look at your financial situation to determine if we are able to provide a grant towards your lessons.' The guidance states: 'All grant applications are means-tested to ensure Motability supports those most in need of a charitable grant and help as many beneficiaries as possible with the charitable funds available. This is nearly 5% of the average annual income for a UK household (£32,300 in 2022), introducing a huge cost and barrier to learning to drive for many across the country.” James Armstrong, CEO of Veygo Insurance explains the current cost of getting your driving licence: 'With the average driving lesson now costing £35 per hour, and learner drivers needing around 45 hours of professional instruction to pass their tests, the cost of learning to drive is currently sitting around £1,575. Which member of the Royal Family are you? Take our quiz But people are warned they will still be required to pay for their theory and practical driving tests themselves, reports the Daily Record. The scheme offers up to 40 hours of driving lessons to help people pass their tests and give them more independence.

Son of the Morning by Linda Howard