It’s nearly time to vote!
Election day, May 7th, is fast approaching! Make sure you know where your polling station is and how to go about casting your vote.
It’s not too late to register to vote in Westminster!
As the election date of 7th May looms, there are still many Westminster residents who have not yet registered to vote but don’t worry if you are one of them, it’s not too late. The deadline is 20th April and you can register quickly and easily online
Food Voucher Report
Westminster CAB publishes detailed report on the use of foodbanks in the borough
Westminster CAB celebrates 75 years at this years AGM
This year’s AGM was a successful event at which we celebrated our 75th anniversary. Find out more and download this year’s report.
9,060 people support advice for the future
If you think free advice matters, please sign our pledge. http://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/advice_pledge
Money Advice Fair – 22nd October 2014
Free Money Advice Fair 22nd October 2013 London Lighthouse, 111-117 Lancaster Road, W11 1QT If you need free information and advice on anything to do with money, come along to our Money Advice Fair on 22nd October. There will be over 20 stalls with experts who can give you information about: borrowing, managing debts, saving […]
External Stakeholder Survey
Dear Colleague, To fulfil our mission, we must ensure that we provide an effective service to our stakeholders, and that clear and accessible communications support both our internal operations and our relationships with the local voluntary and statutory sector and other external partners. In order to assess how effective our service is, and how well […]
New Westminster CAB website!
Today we are officially launching our new website. We hope you like it. This new website has a cleaner design with the aim of helping you get to the information you need with as few clicks as possible. It is also mobile-friendly. If you come across any issues with the website please visit the contact […]
Video: Our adviser helps a client with £1000s of debt
Our debt adviser Dorothy was able to help Jackie with thousands of pounds worth of debt arrears that had built up due to her and her sons illnesses.