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Help CA New Forest – New Milton office through your shopping! CA New Forest – New Milton office is the charity selected for the Co-op Local Community Fund, which runs until 7th October 2017. The funding for our cause will … Continued

Citizens Advice manifesto for the UK general election on 8 June The snap general election is an opportunity for all political parties to promise to solve some of the most common problems people face. Based on the evidence we gather, … Continued

We closed the doors to our New Milton premises in Old Milton Road on Thursday 9 February to move into our new home. The New Milton team is looking forward to welcoming clients to their new premises, to continue to … Continued

New Milton Citizens Advice New Forest Office Move New Milton office will be moving from current premises during February 2017. Our current office will be closed between 13 – 17th February. We will open at the new premises on Monday … Continued

Citizens Advice New Forest Annual Report  In the last 12 months Citizens Advice New Forest has helped more people, with more problems, than ever before. We helped 9000 people with nearly 15,000 problems. The Annual Report published in November 2016 … Continued

Citizens Advice New Forest urges Citizens Advice New Forest is reminding shoppers to go back to retailers if they are sold faulty electrical goods this Christmas. The call comes as part of National Consumer Week (Monday 28th November – Sunday … Continued

Citizens Advice New Forest and the National Consumer Week campaign – Switched On. Between April 2015 – March 2016 we helped 655 clients with 839 consumer-related issues. Find out more by visiting the Citizens Advice website. The Switched On campaign … Continued

A report prepared by Citizens Advice New Forest reveals that people renting privately in the New Forest have a hard time of it. Following national campaigning work by Citizens Advice in 2015 (Settled & Safe: A renter’s rights), Citizens Advice New … Continued

The UK public has voted to leave the EU. This means it’s likely that some laws will change in the future – but not immediately. Everything will stay the same until new laws are made. If you’re an EU citizen … Continued