Ashford Citizens Advice Bureau
The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) offers a free,
confidential, impartial and independent information and advice
service across a broad range of advice areas including:
- Money and debt
- Welfare benefits
- Consumer rights
- Employment
- Health and education
- Housing
- Family and personal issues
- Immigration and nationality
- Legal and taxes
The service is open to everyone regardless of race, gender,
disability, sexual orientation, age or nationality.
Ashford CAB operates from two sites
in the borough, Citizens Advice Bureau, Church Road, Ashford, Kent
TN23 1RD and the Town Hall, High Street, Tenterden.
Services are currently by pre-booked appointment and
telephone service only.
Although we also operate drop in sessions, where a limited 10
minute interview is offered (staff permitting) :
Ashford office: 9.30am - 11.30am on Monday-Friday
Tenterden Office: between 9.30am - 11.30am on Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday
Current opening times are:
| Ashford |
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday |
9.30am - 4pm |
| |
Wednesday and Friday |
9.30am - 1pm |
| Tenterden |
Monday and Tuesday |
9.30am - 3pm |
| |
Thursday |
9.30am - 1pm |
| |
Wednesday and Friday |
Closed |
You can contact the bureau on 01233 626185. If they are unable
to answer your call immediately, you can leave an answer
phone message.
Your
CAB
needs
you!
The service we can offer is restricted by the level of the
resources available including volunteer advisers and trustees. The
majority of staff at the bureau are volunteers who receive
extensive and on going training in order to be able to advise
clients. If you would like to find out more about helping the
bureau in any way including volunteering please write in to the
Church Road address or give us a call on the number above. The
more people and resources we have, the better we can provide a
service that meets the needs of the people of the Ashford
borough.
Citizens Advice Online
You can now get advice online from Advice Guide for practical,
reliable, up-to-date CAB information in English,
Welsh, Bengali, Chinese, Gujarati, Punjabi and Urdu on a wide range
of topics. The information covers England, Northern Ireland,
Scotland and Wales and is continuously reviewed.
This webpage was updated on
2/23/2012