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• 5th November 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider, Jobs, Local News

  We are recruiting Trustees

  We are looking for Trustees – come and join us! Volunteering can take many forms — from the frontline, providing invaluable services to local people, to the Boardroom, helping a charity achieve its social purpose. Here at Citizens Advice Maidenhead and Windsor we have been helping local people for over 80 years. Times have changed […]

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• 12th August 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider

  Avoid being scammed

  A recent survey shows that 64% of respondents in the South East have been approached by a scammer in the last two years finds Citizens Advice Maidenhead and Windsor. Worryingly, of those targeted, only 46% of people spoke to anyone about it.  More than half of all scams reported to the Citizens Advice consumer service in the last year used well-established, offline […]

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• 6th August 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider, Jobs, Local News

  Volunteer Information Event on 1 October

  Would you like to meet like minded people and make a real difference in the community by helping and supporting people while gaining invaluable skills and experience? Have you ever thought of volunteering with Citizens Advice? Last year we helped more than 4,275 people resolve their problems with benefits, housing, debt, employment, family matters and […]

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• 27th June 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider, Local News

  Be part of the next 80 years

  Be part of the next 80 years of volunteering at Citizens Advice Maidenhead & Windsor Citizens Advice Maidenhead & Windsor wants people to be part of the next 80 years of its history by volunteering with them. The Citizens Advice service started almost 80 years ago on 4 September 1939 – the day after the beginning of […]

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• 12th May 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Local News, Uncategorised

  Claim for PIP or ESA rejected?

  Citizens Advice Maidenhead and Windsor is here to help residents of the Royal Borough with benefits tribunals.  If you have had a claim rejected for Personal Independence Payments (PIP), or Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), the first stage of the appeals process is a Mandatory Reconsideration (MR). Most cases are unchanged at MR, and so have to go forward to tribunal. At tribunal most of the appeals […]

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• 1st April 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider

  Help to Claim: Do you need help to make a new Universal Credit claim?

  At Citizens Advice Maidenhead and Windsor we can support you to make a new claim for Universal Credit, from opening your account to receiving your first full payment. Our trained advisers can help you to: • Set-up your Universal Credit account • Complete your claim to-dos • Verify your identity • Make sure you’re providing […]

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• 3rd March 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Local News, Uncategorised

  Practical Advice for residents with mental health problems

  Citizens Advice Maidenhead & Windsor is here to offer practical help to residents suffering with mental health problems. Mental health problems are increasing across the UK. Here in the Royal Borough it is estimated that 15,000 residents will be experiencing mental health difficulties by 2020, around 10% of the population. Mental health issues can be […]

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• 8th February 2019 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider, Local News

  Underpaid?

  I am over 25 and entitled to the National Living Wage, but I suspect I am being underpaid. How can I find out if I’m being paid the right amount, and claim what I am owed from my employer?   If you think you’ve been underpaid, you should act quickly, as it’s harder to get your […]

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• 8th December 2018 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider, Local News, Uncategorised

  Struggling with damp?

  I live in a privately rented two-bedroom house and the damp in the living room is aggravating my three-year-old daughter’s asthma. I’ve told my landlord but she’s not taking action. What can I do? Resolving damp issues can be difficult – especially as the cause of the problem is not always obvious. By raising any […]

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• 8th December 2018 by manager in Home Content 1, Home Slider, Local News

  Rental Scam

  I’ve seen a new property advertised which I’d like to rent and am thinking about putting a holding deposit down. However, the rent is really cheap – should I be worried it’s a scam?  You’re right to be cautious if the rent is a lot cheaper than the market rate. Don’t be hurried into paying […]

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