Balancing part-time learning with raising neurodiverse children
Finding the time to raise neurodiverse children alongside part-time learning is tough, but help is at hand in Scotland.
UK autumn budget 2024
Here is an overview of some of the main points of the UK autumn budget 2024, and how it might affect you.
Bank arrestments
When you owe debt, sometimes your bank account will be frozen until it is repaid. This is called a bank arrestment, and whilst it is perfectly legal in Scotland, it usually causes problems for those with the most financial harship.
How to avoid becoming homeless in Scotland
Homelessness is a serious issue in Scotland. It affects hundreds of families and individuals each year, and has a damaging effect on mental health.
How to organise a party on a budget
It’s easy to organise a fantastic party with not a lot of money – if you know how. Here’s how to organise a party and be thrifty about it.
TV Licensing scam – be on the lookout
Do you think you have received a TV licensing scam email, or from anyone else? Then speak to us at the East Dunbartonshire Citizen’s Advice for help.
Free things to do in east Dunbartonshire during the school holidays
We have put together a few ideas for free activities for children to enjoy in East Dunbartonshire this summer.
Energy Debt Crisis
Scotland is facing a deepening energy bills debt crisis, with rural communities bearing the brunt.
Struggling with high energy costs?
In Scotland, 1.4 million people regularly sit in the dark to save on energy bills. Here are some ways you can save, as well as routes to claim for assistance.
Stressed about debt?
Citizens Advice network has launched a new service to help those with financial worries. It’s called ‘Stressed about Debt’.
Mortgage arrears and missed payments
Do you have financial problems causing mortgage arrears and difficulty paying your mortgage?
Are you getting the most from your subscription plan?
Are you getting good value from subscription services and contracts like Netflix and broadband?