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A beacon of hope for D&G veterans

A beacon of hope! D&G CAS Training Officer Katy Caie and Chief Executive Phil Stewart receive their certificate from Armed Forces Champion, Cllr Archie Dryburgh MBE. Dumfries and Galloway Citizens…

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Changes to our Wigtownshire Outreaches

Although we constantly seek to remove barriers from accessing our services, especially in the more difficult to reach parts of our region, changes to our funding mean that we have…

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We have moved!

Our new bureau is at 109 Irish Street, just 100 yards from our old location. During the final week of November, we moved our Dumfries Bureau from 81-85 Irish Street,…

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Employment Rights project

Please note that due to staffing issues within the Employment Rights project and cases already in hand, we have limited resources to support any new employment cases.  As a result, while we can provide support at this stage through our…

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Our critical advice service is under threat

Named in the current D&G Council budget consultation, Dumfries and Galloway Citizens Advice Service (D&G CAS) is facing the possibility of losing all of its funding from Dumfries and Galloway Council. The result of such a cut would be to…

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Citizens Advice makes massive gains for local people

Chief Executive Phil Stewart and Chair of the Board Marsali Caig (centre), with D&G CAS staff and volunteers. The newly released Annual Report for Dumfries and Galloway Citizens Advice Service (D&G CAS) shows that in 2024-25, they helped over eight…

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We have moved!

Our new bureau is at 109 Irish Street, just 100 yards from our old location. During the final week of November, we moved our Dumfries Bureau from 81-85 Irish Street, just 100 yards down the road to 109 Irish Street.…

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