Sentences with phrase «local citizens advice»

If you want to challenge an ESA decision, you can get help from an experienced adviser, for example at your local Citizens Advice, or you can contact our advice service.

Ahead of the publication, very little flesh is put on the bones of his pledge, but Burnham says he will commission an urgent review of civil legal aid, to be co-chaired by the current Shadow Attorney General and former Legal Aid Minister, Lord Bach, and Yvonne Fovargue MP, former chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Legal Aid and former Chief Executive of a local Citizens Advice Bureau.

Advice is provided online, by telephone or in a person at a local Citizens Advice.

Many find it beneficial as a starting point to seek free legal advice from their local Citizens Advice bureau.

Some free legal help may be available from your local Citizens Advice centre, but as this is new complex, untested law it's unlikely to be able to help too much.

See Useful contacts for how to find your local citizens advice bureau.

If you need face - to - face help making your complaint, contact your local Citizens Advice office and ask them to help you.

He will appoint a commission, to be co-chaired by the shadow attorney general, Lord Bach, and the former chief executive of a local Citizens Advice Bureau, Yvonne Fovargue MP to advise on improving access to legal aid.

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Advice about your legal right to cancel the contract is available from your local Citizens» Advice Bureau or Trading Standards office.

In Birmingham, the closure of the largest Citizens Advice Bureau as a result of the huge frontloaded cuts to local government is a foretaste of the coming onslaught on the voluntary sector.

Your local advice agency, for example your Citizens Advice Bureau, should also have details of furniture and white goods schemes in youradvice agency, for example your Citizens Advice Bureau, should also have details of furniture and white goods schemes in yourAdvice Bureau, should also have details of furniture and white goods schemes in your area.

Citizens Advice Bureaux and local law advice centres often have advisers who will be able to help you appeal or dispute unfair overpaAdvice Bureaux and local law advice centres often have advisers who will be able to help you appeal or dispute unfair overpaadvice centres often have advisers who will be able to help you appeal or dispute unfair overpayment.

If you are not happy with a credit repair company, complain to the local trading standards department by contacting Citizens Advice Consumer Service.

To find your nearest «authorised person», talk to a local money advice centre, law centre, citizens advice bureau or contact us for advice.

Talk to a local money advice centre, law centre, citizens advice bureau or contact us for advice.

Approved money advisers working for citizens advice bureaux, independent advice centres and local councils will not charge you for their advice, or for preparing your debt payment programme application.

If you would like information about your legal rights you should contact your local trading standards or citizens advice bureaux.

For example, grants have been given to Avon & Bristol Law Centre and North Liverpool Citizens Advice Bureau enabling them to dramatically increase the number of people they can help in their local communities.

If you simply can not afford to pay for legal advice or you would like some initial direction, contact your local Community Law Centre or Citizens Advice Badvice or you would like some initial direction, contact your local Community Law Centre or Citizens Advice BAdvice Bureau.

External placements: students can volunteer with advice agencies such as the Citizens Advice, local law centres or the Personal supportadvice agencies such as the Citizens Advice, local law centres or the Personal supportAdvice, local law centres or the Personal support Unit.

4.9 For further details of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations you can visit your local Citizens» Advice Bureau or visit the Competition and Markets Authority website.

She previously worked as a volunteer on the AvMA Clinical Negligence Helpline and conducted pro-bono sessions at local Universities and the Citizens» Advice Bureau.

This can be gained by helping in a local advice centre, citizens advice bureau or students» union welfare office.

The Law Society or your local citizens» advice bureau will be able to give you the names of solicitors who take part in the Legal Aid scheme and are experienced in these matters.