Citizens Advice Esher & District
We provide free advice to help the residents and workers of Elmbridge find a way forward, whatever the problem.
PLEASE NOTE:
We are following Government advice regarding the Coronavirus outbreak and our drop in service has now closed in all our Offices.
You can still contact us in the following ways:
1. By clicking on “Contact us” above and scrolling down to our web form
2. By ringing us on 01372 464770 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 10.30am-3.30pm and Wed 1pm to 3.30pm. We are likely to be receiving a high level of calls during this period, so please be patient.
If you have a query about what benefits you can claim click on the space below:
ttps://www.citizenhttps://www.citizensadvice.obenefitrg.uk/benefits/sadvice.org.uk/benefits/
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We offer specialist advice clinics and services including Debt management
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@LeatherheadSams: There’s so much going on in the world we probably aren’t giving ourselves enough credit that we’re living through a pandemic and that actually whatever we are achieving right now is ok... more than ok. However, if you are feeling overwhelmed, remember ⬇️💚⬇️💜 https://t.co/5Zq3p4RO7f
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@TakeFive: Criminals are experts at impersonation and spend hours researching you for their scams.
If you receive requests from your bank to transfer money to a “safe account” #Stop - this is a scam
Hang up the phone and call your bank directly using a known email or number. https://t.co/Am4kJwN4oI
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Here are Helen and Jacqui sitting either side of a screen working hard. Next week we start preparing to see some of our more vulnerable clients by appointment only. There is a lot of cleaning involved in all this! But we want everyone to stay safe. #advice #citizensadvice https://t.co/H8iWOfl5DH
