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In the current cost of living crisis, pet care costs can be a real struggle for many people. But there is help available. Find out more . . .
As parents, saying no to things like your child's birthday parties can be hard. But how do you plan one that doesn't cost a fortune?
Over 1.3 million people are struggling to make ends meet in Scotland but there is help available to cope with the cost of living.
If you want to get involved in the local community, you could become a local councillor. Take a look at this information on how to do that.
Whether it is food, clothes or household items, making sure your shopping is ethical on a budget can seem daunting. Check out our advice.
Complaining is a part of life. but knowing how to complain is an important skill to learn. Read on to find out how to complain effectively.
Check out our tips for dealing with the current cost of living crisis in Scotland and make your money go further.
A straightforward way of saving money is to do a regular audit of the services you are subscribed to and cancelling those you don’t use.
Making positive changes can help you become part of the community and help combat loneliness. Take a look at our list of things you could do.
If you have a child soon to be starting primary school and currently receive certain benefits, you may be eligible for a one-off payment ...
Loneliness is a feeling we all experience at some point in our lives. But what if feelings of loneliness are affecting your mental health?
At East Dunbartonshire Citizens Advice Bureau in west-central Scotland, we are here to help. If you live or work in the East Dunbartonshire area, we can give you personalised advice...
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