The Pension Awareness campaign runs from the 14 – 18 September. It’s a great opportunity to get help understanding your pension options and access free,

North Tyneside Citizens Advice is warning people to take control of their debts and their rent before 20th September,

A new survey by the Office of National Statistics shows that twice as many adults are finding their bills difficult compared to before the coronavirus outbreak,

Mental health is a growing problem across the private and public sectors. 1 in 4 people in the UK experience a mental health problem each year.

North Tyneside Citizens Advice is continuing to provide its Help to Claim service for those who need to apply for Universal Credit during the lockdown. 

A recent study by the office of National Statistics shows almost half of all adults expect their financial position to get worse over the next 12 months because of the Coronavirus outbreak.  

Domestic abuse is behaviour from a family member, partner or ex-partner that is controlling, coercive,

The Coronavirus pandemic means that scammers are finding new ways to make money and prey on people’s worries.

Although we’ve had to temporarily close our face-to-face services because of the outbreak, North Tyneside Citizens Advice are still open for business – and we’re here to support you with any problems you may have.  

From Thursday 19th March, we’re closing our face to face services until further notice. You will still be able to contact us through telephone and other channels.