It all adds up! Public energy saving campaign now on TV

Today the government’s energy-saving campaign goes on TV for the first time. A 30 second ad shows how thinking energy for just 30 seconds could save hundreds of pounds.
Today the government’s energy-saving campaign goes on TV for the first time. A 30 second ad shows how thinking energy for just 30 seconds could save hundreds of pounds.
Short-term impact outstripped by combined pressures of sky-high bills and freezing weather.
Really helpful from Epsom & Ewell Borough Council. New webpage for anyone struggling with the cost of living.
We're proud to show a brilliant short film created by our colleagues at the Citizens Advice network.
Today we begin a short series of blogs highlighting less well known aspects of our service.
For the big shopping season: some valuable tips and reminders for bargain-hunters online.
The chancellor listened but many will still miss out, People on average pay may not be safe.
Cost of living update. SCC podcast is easy listening and great value. How to be more energy efficient and stay warm this winter.
Think you're a savvy shopper?? Take our quiz today - scams, labels, refunds lost goods....
Shop wisely this sale season and avoid getting less than you bargained for.
All this week CA network will be working hard to alert, inform and offer people help if needed.
Our brilliant volunteers and staff carried on helping people all year despite the challenges.
News of warm places on cold days where residents can spend time but not add huge amounts to their heating bills.
Our new leaflet will be in community places such as libraries and surgeries but it's also online here.
Citizens Advice is doubling down on its call for government action to protect families from hardship. (2 minutes)
Launch Press Release. Wenceslas enables generous local people to donate their Winter Fuel Payment to help those in need.
Our colleague Phil (pictured) and Karen, Advice Services Manager, took part in last week's Charity Volunteer Fair.
Our partnership with staff and students at Epsom & Ewell High School begins for real next month
CAEE is pleased to be part of the Aviva Community Fund for Aviva employees and the public to donate to selected charities.
Cost of Living October Update 3. Plenty of ideas from Energy Saving Trust and Citizens Advice.
Citizens Advice was one of 19 local groups supporting the Festival Celebration on 8 October.
A cap on the unit price of energy may not be enough for people who can't afford to top up their meters.
Our new referral card can help friends refer local people to our free service.
Charities are finding it harder to recruit and retain volunteers.
With the cost of essentials still rising fast, Citizens Advice has pulled together a checklist of money-saving ideas.
Press release. We're welcoming four talented people who will strengthen the Board at a challenging time for our charity.
To meet the emergency we're building our in-person advice and providing even better information online.
At local and national level Citizens Advice is playing a vital part in helping families manage a frightening change in their finances.
Anyone who asks for help in person can be sure we have no interest beyond helping them find a way forward.
Our aim is to help people avoid the most common scams.
When he first came to us he had spiralling rent, water and council tax debt. Appointments had always been challenging. Marian Anghileri. (3 minutes)
Our advisers are helping people with support that's particularly important at the moment.
Our Money Advice Team welcomes David as their new caseworker - the natural next stage in his Citizens Advice career.
I’m really scared we’re going to be left without gas or electric if I can’t top up. What can I do?
Latest forecasts for the energy price cap are truly frightening. The support promised is welcome but more will be needed.
At national and local level Citizens Advice is improving its information about cost of living issues.
Cost of living is top of the agenda but the team is working on many other projects in the community.
This post is part of a Citizens Advice policy campaign on behalf of people living with disability.
Listen to our CEO describe the services Citizens Advice provides in the local community.
One of our main jobs at Citizens Advice is to help people get the support they need when things get difficult.
One of our main jobs at Citizens Advice is to help people get the support they need, when things get difficult. Here's a quick summary of our advice services.
Citizens Advice helps clients face problems and organisations improve policy. Here is part of a policy campaign about housing.
One of our main jobs at Citizens Advice is to help people get the support they need when things get difficult.
Our staff and volunteers met team management as part of CAEE training and development.
Children in lone-parent households are twice as likely to be growing up in relative poverty.
Our publicity and fundraising manager explains the role of local pro-bono lawyers.
For years the law has allowed landlords to force tenants out without giving a reason.
Half way through Scams Awareness Fortnight it's time to check on progress.
Ewell event in support of Citizens Advice was "huge success".
5 Top Tips to avoid falling victim to the the most common scams.
We're supporting Scams Awareness Fortnight, a campaign to stop people becoming victims of cost of living fraud.
Maureen and Jack embody the purpose and spirit of volunteering at Citizens Advice.
We invited visitors to take the familiar fun challenge and 'Splat the Rat'.
Our volunteers join us for so many reasons. There's as much variety in their professions and experience.
We were pleased the chancellor introduced targeted support for families.
For Nina that picture of a little Syrian boy's body on a Turkish beach was decisive.
Remarkable people who give time and expertise to help neighbours and the community.
We're setting up a financial literacy project to help local Year 12 students prepare for adult life.
Confidence with numbers links to all our 2022 campaigns. We're delighted to support the today's National Numeracy conversation.
In the pandemic ministers successfully used universal credit to help families.
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