I’ve found myself in a really difficult financial situation and I don’t know where to turn. I was made redundant recently and now I'm finding it hard to keep up with my bills and am getting into debt - what can I do? Money problems can feel overwhelming, but the most important thing to remember … Continue reading February Advice Column – debts

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I'm worried about losing power due to stormy weather. I keep imagining being stuck in the cold, struggling to feed the kids, with no way of contacting people. What should I do if this happens, and is there anything I can do to prepare? Power cuts can be unexpected and worrying, especially if your power … Continue reading January Advice Column – Energy

I bought a doll for my child recently. I thought it was manufactured by a well-known brand, but I suspect it might be counterfeit. How can I be sure and what are my rights? You’re right to seek advice about this issue, because counterfeit goods aren’t only illegal, they can be dangerous. Fake children’s toys … Continue reading January Advice Column – Consumer

A friend has suddenly fallen ill, which has made me think about getting my affairs in order. I’ve heard of setting up a lasting power of attorney, but I don’t really know where to begin, or if I really need to, as I’m not very old. The first thing to know is that anyone can … Continue reading December Advice Column

Cymraeg Conwy and Gwynedd Citizens Advice today announced the successful merger of their long-standing organisations, marking a significant step forward in their commitment to providing vital, free advice to communities across both counties. The unified service will continue to offer confidential and impartial advice to individuals facing a wide range of challenges, including issues related … Continue reading Conwy and Gwynedd Citizens Advice Merge to Enhance Free Advice Services

Cymraeg Ahead of the latest proposals to introduce new eligibility criteria for PIP and cut the UC health element, Citizens Advice Cymru has prepared data on the people who come to us for advice who have a long-term health condition or disability.  Over the last year, Citizens Advice services in Wales helped over 63,000 people … Continue reading Supporting Disabled People

Cymraeg The Gwynedd and Conwy Citizens Advice charities are to merge on 1st July following decisions by the two Trustee Boards. The move will build on the success of a shared management structure which has been in place since April 2024, providing greater resilience and sustainability through reducing the administrative tasks involved in maintaining two … Continue reading Conwy and Gwynedd Citizens Advice charities to merge

Closing date: 4th June 2025 We are offering paid training programmes for those wishing to gain essential skills in dealing with the public. Sessions will be held across Gwynedd and Conwy, with opportunities to work in CAB offices in Bangor, Caernarfon, Pwllheli, Dolgellau and Llandudno. Willingness to travel is a distinct advantage. We anticipate that … Continue reading Paid Training Opportunities