pls give as some examples of British change of policies
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The minimum wage still lags far behind the amount campaigners say is needed to live in the UK. The Living Wage Foundation’s £8.45 rate (£9.75 in London), paid by nearly 3,000 employers, is calculated based on how much money employees and their families need to live.
Children will have to remain in high-backed car seats until they reach 125cm or 22kg (Isopix/REX)
Booster seats will be banned for smaller children
By law, all children must use a car seat until they are 12 years old or 135cm tall, whichever comes first. From March, ‘backless’ booster seats will be banned for children shorter than 125cm and weighing less than 22kg, in a bid to improve safety. This means most kids will have to spend longer using a high-backed child seat.
The rules will only apply to new purchases, so drivers won’t be fined for using a booster seat bought before March.
Children will have to remain in high-backed car seats until they reach 125cm or 22kg (Isopix/REX)
Booster seats will be banned for smaller children
By law, all children must use a car seat until they are 12 years old or 135cm tall, whichever comes first. From March, ‘backless’ booster seats will be banned for children shorter than 125cm and weighing less than 22kg, in a bid to improve safety. This means most kids will have to spend longer using a high-backed child seat.
The rules will only apply to new purchases, so drivers won’t be fined for using a booster seat bought before March.
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