This section of the site gives you information about the different ways of contacting HMRC about tax credits. It also gives information about security procedures in place when contacting the tax credits helpline. The main telephone number is the tax credit helpline: 0345 300 3900 (textphone 0345 300 3909). From abroad, you can ring +44 2890 538 192. The helpline is open 8am-8pm, Mondays to Fridays, 8am-4pm on Saturdays and 9am -5pm on Sundays (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Yearâs Day).
Snake plant poisoning: Introduction. Snake plant poisoning: The snake plant has long, erect, stiff leaves which have mottled white, yellow and green markings. It bears a small scented flower. The plant contains chemicals which can cause relatively mild symptoms if eaten.nake plant poisoning: The snake plant has long, erect, stiff leaves which have mottled white, yellow and green markings. It bears a small scented flower.
Garter snakes are our most common garden snake found abundantly from Canada to Central America. To have a garter snake or two in the garden is good. These non-poisonous snakes eat pest insects, mosquito larvae, slugs, snails, crickets, rats, mice, voles and even other snakes which may be poisonous. But, if snakes freak you out and you can't walk in the lawn knowing snakes are present, then here are some steps you need to take.