OCTOBER 2022: Hidden poverty in Wokingham exposed as the cost of living crisis begins to bite
Of the more than 600 replies, many residents were already struggling with more fearing how they would manage through the ...
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Citizens Advice Wokingham launches free phones scheme to connect with residents
CITIZENS Advice won’t be leaving residents hanging with the launch of their new community telephones. Located in libraries and community ...
How Wokingham Citizens Advice is stepping up during the coronavirus pandemic
By Jake Morrison, Chief Executive, Citizens Advice Wokingham We believe that no-one should be left behind, to struggle on their ...
Remembering Margaret Newstead
We dedicate our column this week to a remarkable woman, who continued to volunteer with us until just two weeks ...
How to sort out your debt, once and for all
January is a busy time for Citizens Advice. In fact, our data colleagues at national Citizens Advice are able to ...
CITIZENS ADVICE: An update from Citizens Advice Wokingham
With Jake Morrison from Wokingham Citizens Advice We try to keep our weekly column as varied as possible, with insights ...
GOOD ADVICE: An opportunity to look back at the history of Citizens Advice Wokingham
On Thursday, February 14, Citizens Advice Wokingham was visited by former Chair of the Management Committee Dennis Eyriey, and original ...
CITIZENS ADVICE: Looking forward to helping the borough’s citizens
Thank you to all those who have been in touch with us as a result of this column. We have ...
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