The importance of volunteering in Scotland with EDCAB
Volunteers are the backbone of many charitable organisations, including the East Dunbartonshire Citizens Advice Bureau.
What You Need to Know to Vote in the UK General Election 2024
Whether you’re a first-time voter or a seasoned participant in the electoral process, here’s everything you need to know to make sure your vote counts in the UK General Election 2024.
Local Development Plan
East Dunbartonshire’s Local Development Plan 3 is now into its second stage. Here’s what that could mean for the area and the community . . .
Our Services
Here at East Dunbarton Citizens Advice Bureau we offer a lifeline for those on need. Take a closer look at our services . . .
Become a Local Councillor
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.
How to Complain (Properly!)
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.
Emotional Abuse and How to Get Help
When you’re on the receiving end of emotional abuse, it is just as damaging as physical abuse but where can you go for help?
Domestic Abuse Help Scotland
The domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid in Kirkintilloch has recently seen a spike in domestic abuse cases…
Advice on planning a divorce in Scotland
January regularly sees a spike in the number of couples seeking a divorce in Scotland. It isn’t an easy decision to make. Speak to us at the East Dunbartonshire Citizens Advice Bureau and we can help get you on the right path.
Will Free Movement Still Exist after Brexit?
How will freedom of movement be affected after Brexit? Once the United Kingdom leaves the European Union (called Brexit), there may be a lot of changes to how we live our everyday lives. There are many things we don’t yet know about. However, the government has been quick to offer assurances to the free movement […]
How EU nationals can stay in Scotland after Brexit
Staying in Scotland after Brexit The deadline for the UK to leave the EU is looming. This means it is very important for EU, EEA and Swiss nationals who wish to stay in the UK after Brexit to understand their rights and responsibilities. If you are an EU national and stay in Scotland, then Brexit […]
Setting up Power of Attorney in Scotland
Guide to setting up a power of attorney You’ve probably heard the words ‘power of attorney’ and immediately dismissed it as something your 84-year-old grandma needs. That’s just not true though! Power of attorney (known also as a lasting power of attorney) is something everyone should have, particularly if you’re married or living with a […]