The Citizens Advice Bureau plays an importnat part in helping people get vital information about…read moretheir rights, and it is a shame that they are not getting as much funding and resourcing as they have done in the past. This office is a good place to get honest and free advice face to face with an experienced advisor. The website is good too but sometimes it is better to talk an issue through with someone who has been trained to lend a listening ear, and point you in the right direction. The Citizens Advice service helps people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice from over 3,200 locations, and by influencing policymakers. Citizens Advice and each Citizens Advice Bureau are registered charities reliant on over 20,000 volunteers and need to raise funds to provide these vital services. The majority of our advisers are trained volunteers, helping people to resolve over 5.5 million problems every year. All Citizens Advice Bureaux in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are members of Citizens Advice, the national charity which sets standards for advice and equal opportunities and supports bureaux with an information system, training and other services. Citizens Advice also co-ordinates social policy, media, publicity and parliamentary work and maintains an information and advice website at http://www.adviceguide.org.uk which receives over 7.3 million visits a year.

Great for free legal advice, be prepared for crowds though. It's best to go early in the morning if…read moreyou want to get seen to quickly. The people working here are extremely friendly and will do their best to help you in any way they can.

This small Post Office / convenience store is usually quiet with no queues, and being only a ten…read moreminute walk from my house is great when I want to drop off a parcel without waiting around. The lady who runs the Post Office is always friendly, deals with requests efficiently and with a smile, and is generally a pleasure to deal with. The Post Office also sells greetings cards, stationary and other bits and bobs. The convenience store had everything you might need in a pinch, and is usually well stocked. A throw back to the traditional days of a local friendly Post Office. What more do you need?

Ashby post office is in the mercury newshop in market street…read more its at the back of the shop on the right hand side. there is no post box outside but if you want to post a letter then you can cross the road and post one at the sorting office. there us hardly any queues and if you have a parcel delivered by parcelforce and live in Ashby and your not in then it will be left here for you to collect. i did this on Thursday when i got my steam iron. u can do your car tax here this was on a poster on the wall there. friendly service with a smile i like to add .

This Post Office is the hub of the little town of northleach(population of about 2000)...Very…read morefriendly staff especially helpful to their older clients..Though small and cramped at times it is a little goldmine The windows are a gem of imformation full of post cards advertise local events, jobs, broadband updates the weekly market. Luckly this post office has escaped the goverment closures Long may it continue to.

Oh I think she's a wonderful personality and I could watch youtube videos of her for hours on end…read more In 1998, I sent her a portrait drawing of herself (which was pretty good considering I've had no art training) in a rotten old jiffybag. I was surprised when it came back rolled up in a tube with a letter from her secretary and a signed photograph. A lot of the manufacturing went overseas but I think that was starting to happen anyway before she took over. She transformed Britain from 'The Sick Man of Europe' into the world's fourth largest economy. She was bang on about Britain staying out of the Euro currency zone and it was her venom at the end of her premiership that I think has echoed with successive prime ministers. Okay, so a lot of soldiers died in the Falklands war but Blair wouldn't have lifted a finger to protect British citizens from the Argentines and more British soldiers have died in the Middle East. I liked the Thatcher government's response to the AIDS crisis and its strong advertising about condoms advice that has probably saved my life. I do not like bitchy, bullying people but I do not see Thatcher as that at all. I positively like her. The people I've got sympathy for are the passengers on Pan Am Flight 103 who were blown out of the sky and then had the culprit released by the Labour government. It's the Blairs I'll be celebrating the death of!

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Birmingham is a cross between Seattle and Bellingham feel and not in a good way. No one comes to…read moreBirmingham for anything, people leave Birmingham for London. People thought that it was weird that we came here for no more than 8 hours for a show. There's nothing to do here. We arrived two hours before the Meet and great, however, realistically there was nothing to do but go to a mall that looked like Metrotown and eat frozen yogurt. It was a chance to change and go to the bathroom and tidy up before the show. Things are really cheap In Birmingham compared to London. There's a huge metal scene in Birmingham which has birthed a lot of my favourite metal bands. It wasn't out of place for me to wear a leather jacket and a metal shirt.

derby local studies libary is a good place to go if you are having an exam or test as it has a lot…read moreof books and is quiet i know when i took my a levels at school this place was where i spend my time revising