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19th June 2019 by Admin2 in Local News
2019’s Scams Awareness Campaign
2019’s Scams Awareness Campaign takes place from 10th to 23rd June. The aim of the campaign is to raise more awareness and knowledge of scams and alert consumers to ‘stop, report and talk’ when they see (or think they see) a scam. What is a scam? A scam is a scheme to try to steal […]
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1st May 2019 by Admin2 in Local News
Our Impact in Mole Valley in 2017-18
To read the impact Citizens Advice Mole Valley had in 2017-18, click here.
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1st May 2019 by manager in Local News
2017-2018 Financial Statement
Read our 2017-2018 Financial Statement here.
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21st August 2016 by manager in Campaigns
Friends and family can be a “lifeline to support” for victims of domestic abuse
Citizens Advice Mole Valley is highlighting that as many as 1 in 3 people in Dorking and Leatherhead may know someone who is suffering from domestic abuse, but that many will not know how best to help. On the back of new research from the national charity Citizens Advice, Citizens Advice Mole Valley is raising […]
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16th September 2014 by manager in Campaigns
The Equality Act 2010 – Confusion for Employees
The human brain has a hundred billion neurons, each neuron connected to ten thousand other neurons. Sitting on your shoulders is the most complicated object in the known universe. Michio Kaku, Theoretical Physicist Is the fact that we experience the world through such a complex organ the reason we appear to make things so […]
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16th September 2014 by manager in Campaigns
Gas and Electricity – How We Pay More As We Go
Considering that it is only made up of five letters, the word ‘metre’ offers a number of possibilities. A metre is the fundamental unit of length in the International System of Units. Previously defined as one ten-millionth of the distance from the Earth’s equator to the North Pole (at sea level), since 1983, it has been defined […]
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7th September 2014 by manager in Campaigns
The lies and myths we tell ourselves
The three great lies. They used to be “The cheque is in the post; of course I will still love you in the morning; and I am from Head Office and here to help you”. What are today’s lies and myths? Last year, the Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Churches published a joint report www.jointpublicissues.org.uk/truthandlies […]
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27th August 2014 by manager in Campaigns
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Scams are schemes to con you out of your money. They can arrive by post, phone call, text message or email or a scammer may turn up at your home. It could be a scam if: the call, letter, […]
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