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There are several ways to access the Boothferry CAB service.
Please choose one of the following:

	Calling in at the Bureau Come by one of our offices in person.
	Telephone Speak to an adviser over the phone.
	Write to us by post If you cannot come to the Bureau in person, or do not wish to phone, then write to us with your enquiry.
	Video conferencing Talk to a CAB adviser via the video-link situated in East Riding Customer Service Centres/Citizen Links and portals at other venues.

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LATEST CAB NEWS

Influencing policy and decision-makers is at the heart of the Citizens Advice service. The evidence we gain by helping people locally to resolve individual problems is used to inform our work with policymakers, regulators, Members of Parliament and Members of the National Assembly for Wales.

Every year, Citizens Advice receives over 40,000 detailed reports from Citizens Advice Bureaux on client problems caused by bad or unfair laws, policies and practices. This gives us extremely rich qualitative data in every area that adversely affects our clients with which to inform policy debate.

Our work with policymakers and regulators

We use evidence from the problems faced by CAB clients to produce a range of reports and briefings and supports bureaux to campaign locally on social policy issues.

Our work in Parliament

We brief Members of Parliament and Members of the National Assembly for Wales on the key issues affecting the Citizens Advice service and our clients.

As well as regularly meeting with Parliamentarians to brief them on key bills, we also contribute evidence to Select Committee inquiries, organise two All Party Parliamentary Groups, support Citizens Advice Bureaux and MPs working together effectively at a constituency level, and manage an extensive CAB presence at the party political conferences.

Boothferry Citizens Advice Bureau has a useful partnership with Ian Cawsey MP.

If you would like to volunteer to help with our social policy work or require any further information please ring 01405 720866 (please note, advice is NOT available on this number).

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If you just want to find out about the Boothferry CAB service
and what it offers, then the following links might be useful:

Our service
Location
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Disabled facilities
Outreach services
Staff list
Web sites offering advice
History of Boothferry CAB
Funding information
Contact details

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Boothferry CAB is always looking to recruit new volunteers.
For more information on volunteering, the rewards, training
course, requirements and other details, please click here. 

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Boothferry Citizens Advice Bureau, 80 Pasture Road, Goole, DN14 6HE, 01405 762054 
Charity registration number: 1118234