You can claim: 1  directly to the Housing Executive. 2  through a Social Security Office if you are claiming Income Support or Income Based Job Seeker's Allowance. 3  through the Pension Service if you are claiming Pension Credit.
To see them look to the west after sunset. Itâs best to wait a few minutes for the sky to get dark. Venus is pretty obvious; itâs the third brightest natural object in the sky (after the Sun and Moon). Mars is still fairly bright and easy to spot below it. Uranus, though, is just on the edge of visibility to the naked eye even from dark sites, so youâll probably need binoculars to spot it.
The view facing west-southwest 1 hour after sunset. The evening skyâs lone naked-eye planet is Saturn, but itâs getting tougher to see. Even in twilight itâs only a few degrees above the west-southwest horizon and sets two hours after the Sun. By contrast, the morning sky is crowded with planets. Brightest of them all, and first up, is Venus which gleams at magnitude â4.4 and rises around 3:40 a.m., local daylight time.