Face to Face Advice
The advice we give is free, confidential, impartial and independent – and we always have your best interests in mind.
t Citizens Advice Bury & Bolton, we provide both general and specialist advice services. As part of the Citizens Advice network, we have access to a unique and up to date information system enabling us to give advice on nearly all issues.
The advice we give is free, confidential, impartial and independent – and we always have your best interests in mind.
Service Delivery Timetable
As of Tuesday 1st October these are our new opening times across both Bury & Bolton.
Date | Time | Where | |
Monday | 10am – 4pm | Freephone Adviceline | |
10am – 1pm, 1.45pm – 3pm 10am – 1pm |
Bury Reception Bolton Reception |
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Tuesday |
10am – 4pm |
Freephone Adviceline | |
10am – 3pm
10am – 1pm |
Attend our Bury drop-in for advice with money advice & energy, welfare benefits, housing advice and community care issues. First Floor, 5-10 Market PL, Bury, BL9 0ND Bolton Reception |
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Wednesday | 10am – 4pm | Freephone Adviceline | |
Thursday | 10am – 4pm | Freephone Adviceline | |
10am – 3pm |
Attend our Bolton drop-in for advice with money advice & energy, welfare benefits, housing advice and community care issues. 1 Victoria Plaza, Oxford Street, Bolton BL1 1RD |
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Friday | 10am – 4pm | Freephone Adviceline | |
1st Friday every month 9am – 12pm | Horwich Community Centre | ||
10am – 1pm, 1.45pm – 3pm | Bolton Reception |
In addition to the above timetable, pre-booked appointments are available, Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm at 5-10 Market PL, Bury and 1 Victoria Plaza, Bolton.
What you can expect when you attend drop-in:
The team at reception will greet you. You will be asked to complete a form, briefly explaining why you have attended. We’ll ask you to take a seat and wait for your allocated number to be called. Due to confidentiality, we do not call names out in the waiting area.
Advisers do not tell you what to do. They will explain your options and the possible outcomes of different courses of action. This information will help you to make a decision and act upon it. The team will:
Interview you to find out about your problem. We will ask you questions, so we know how to support you fully.
- Explain what you need to do next.
- Arrange for a follow up appointment/ telephone call with a specialist adviser, where required (in line with eligibility criteria).
- Check your benefit entitlement to make sure you are receiving all the benefits you are entitled to.
To help us to help you, it is important to bring as much information as possible relating to your enquiry. We may not always need to see everything, but the following may be useful:
- Letters
- Dates
- Contracts
- Agreements
- Receipts
- Correspondence