Welcome to Citizens Advice Broxtowe
The Mayor of Broxtowe, Cllr Janet Patrick, has chosen Citizens Advice Broxtowe as her Mayoral Charity. Janet, knows first hand the importance of the work Citizens Advice Broxtowe carry out with some of the Borough’s most vulnerable residents. Each year Citizens Advice Broxtowe help over 8,000 residents with the problems they face. Read more about …
There’s a new way to support the Mayor of Broxtowe’s Charity by turning your unwanted goods into cash. It’s simple, download the Ziffit app from the link below onto your smart phone, scan the barcode on the items you want to trade and select our charity as your checkout. #DeclutterandDonate You can also do this …
The census is coming. By taking part, you can help inform decisions on services that shape your community, such as healthcare, education and transport. The census is a unique survey that happens every 10 years. It gives us a snapshot of all the people and households in England and Wales – the most detailed information …
Everyone at Citizens Advice Broxtowe would like to wish our readers a happy New Year. It is not the start to 2021 that we had hoped for. We urge you all to stay safe and follow the National Lockdown rules. In line with the requirements, our services will once again move to remote contacts. Our …
On Thursday 14th January 22 participants joined the Broxtowe Charity Bake-a-long for a fun packed evening. Star baker, Howard Middleton was impressed by the high standard of ‘jammie dodgers’ produced by the Citizens Advice team and their supporters. The bakers were guided expertly by Howard of Bake Off series 4 fame. Participants baked with him …
New date to be announced. In light of the new national lockdown it has been decided to postpone the walk until the current restrictions have been lifted. We would like to thank you for your support and understanding. About the walk Two of Citizens Advice Broxtowe’s most popular staff will undertake a 13 mile walk …
Welcome to our December newsletter. Christmas is a time for celebration when families traditionally come together. This year is going to be very different with the Government placing Nottinghamshire into Tier 3 of the local COVID-19 restrictions. There is however some cheer to be had as friends and family will be able to come together …
In the last year, Citizens Advice’s national consumer service dealt with almost half a million consumer-related issues like faulty washing machines, undelivered parcels and fake designer goods. Over 50,000 of these were during November 2018, by far the busiest month for the consumer service. Black Friday and Cyber Monday mark the busiest shopping weekend of …
The Wellbeing Hub was officially launched in July 2019. The project came about after Citizens Advice in Broxtowe recognised that many people living in the Borough required extra support to manage and live sustainable lives and achieve the same advice outcomes as other clients of Citizens Advice Broxtowe. These included some of our most vulnerable …
National Consumer Week (#NCW) is an annual campaign to raise awareness of issues consumers are having across the country, and the protections and resources available to help people when they need it. We’ll be sharing information on Facebook and Twitter throughout the week. Because the pandemic has meant that more people are shopping online we …
