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Partners’ Briefing: Spring 2019 Universal Credit – Help to Claim service update: The new Help to Claim service began in April. It is aimed at supporting new claimants of Universal...

Who has to pay council tax? New council tax bills will be arriving any moment now, so it’s a good opportunity to look at how the system works work. Usually...

According to Age UK: “Even if you own your home, you may still be eligible for Pension Credit. Nearly 9 out of 10 claims are successful and 2.5 million households...

We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced money advice caseworker to join our successful Money Advice team. We offer money advice across the City of Salford via face-to-face, telephone...

Brexit for Travellers: With the prospect of Britain leaving the European Union without any transition agreement being in place (A ‘no deal Brexit’) many of the existing international agreements that...

The Housing Question – two years on: In 2016 we published a report into the working of Salford’s private sector housing rental market. Our research is based in the collective...

What Brexit means to you if you are a European Citizen: If you’re from the European Union (EU) and already living in the UK, you can apply to stay after...

Campaigners are close to making every school in Salford period friendly to save girls missing out. Salford Citizen’s Advice and Salford City Council are working together to get Red Boxes...

Due to a delay in completion of works at Cadishead Library our Tuesday session will not resume until  5 February.  Anyone seeking advice in Cadishead or Irlam next week should...