Citizens Advice Bucks and Buckinghamshire Mind are hosting an open meeting for the public to share their views about how these two key charities can help local people through their money and mental health issues.
Talk Money Week is happening this week (7th - 11th Nov) and encourages people to talk about their financial situations, something which is needed more than ever as more and more people face the squeeze on their living costs.
Money Advice Manager, Iram- from Citizens Advice Bucks- explains the workshop;
“We will help you to understand the help available from our charities, during the cost of living crisis, but most importantly, this is an opportunity to help shape how we can help you more in future”.
The Money Advice Manager, Iram Rashid, will be presenting the help they already have available through the charities on Wednesday 9th November, at 1.30pm in a live workshop.
The Aylesbury Arm has been closed to navigation since mid-June due to low water levels, and now a Canal & River Trust spokesperson has confirmed to Bucks Radio, “Water is now being restored to this pound after an issue caused by interference with lock apparatus."
Buckinghamshire residents, businesses and interested groups are being asked for their views on the council's approach to future development in the county, in light of a significant increase in the number of new homes central government says must be built here.
Last Wednesday, at the Elgiva Theatre in Chesham, ten charitable organisations received a share of £120,000 in cash grants to help further support their vital work and community services.
Following today's announcement (9/9) that they will close 3 day centres, Buckinghamshire Council have announced a new and improved model for how it provides day care and overnight respite services for adults with disabilities and complex needs.