Citizens Advice Westminster 2023 Spring Newsletter

Our 2023 Spring Newsletter is now available for viewing. It’s packed with exciting news and updates that we can’t wait to share with you. Click the link to check it […]

Our 2023 Spring Newsletter is now available for viewing. It’s packed with exciting news and updates that we can’t wait to share with you. Click the link to check it […]

Do you have experience of living in temporary accommodation such as hostels, guest houses or B&Bs? Would you consider joining a Temporary Accommodation Action Group (TAAG)? If so contact Georgia […]

On behalf of everyone at Citizen’s Advice Westminster we’d like to thank all those that came to our Annual General Meeting at the Stowe Centre. With a special thanks to […]

Cost of living crisis A key focus at the Westminster Advice Forum was the impact of the cost-of-living crisis, with organisations reporting increasing demand for grants to support families and […]

Citizens Advice Westminster was commissioned by the City of Westminster Council to deliver the Westminster Local Hardship Fund.
Together with the Local Authority’s Local Support Payment team, we worked with 76 voluntary and statutory agencies across the borough to ensure that 1,598 households received Sainsbury’s food vouchers totalling £425,290.
Citizens Advice Westminster (CAW) distributed £284,000 of food vouchers to citizens suffering financial hardship between November 2020 and February 2021, at the height of the impact of the pandemic […]

When single parent and NHS key worker Anna (not real name) was issued with an eviction notice from her landlord she only had four weeks to find a new home […]

#PuttingItRight Citizens Advice Westminster’s Putting it Right campaign has achieved significant success for three clients since the start of the year. The campaign takes on individual cases where someone has […]

Citizens Advice Westminster’s unique Licensing Advice Project, funded by Westminster City Council since 2005, dealt with 163 new enquiries during its reporting year ended 31 March, compared with 138 the […]